2020年8月19日 · Explore Mount Edith Cavell, the most prominent peak entirely within Alberta. Mount Edith Cavell is a mountain located in the Athabasca River and Astoria River valleys of Jasper National Park, Canada. The Mount Edith Cavell Trail is one of Jasper's signature hikes that offers a close-up view of the north face of Mt. Edith Cavell.

Take the ‘Path of the Glacier’ trail though one of Canada’s most awe-inspiring landscapes on this 3.5-hour Mt Edith Cavell hiking tour from Jasper. Follow your guide along winding mountain trails and keep an eye out for ice blocks tumbling from Angel Glacier into Cavell Pond below.

An impressive 3,300-metre peak, Mount Edith Cavell is named after a British nurse executed during World War I for her part in helping Allied prisoners escape occupied Brussels. An earlier name, "La Montagne de la Grande Traverse", was given to the peak by French-Canadian voyageurs using nearby Athabasca Pass as a fur trade route.

The Mount Edith Cavell Tour goes through a wide variety of terrain—rocky moraine, beautiful fir forests, high meadows, and scree. Mount Edith Cavell and Angel Glacier are seen up close. A climb up to the Cavell Meadows and viewpoints reveals expansive mountain and valley views in …

At the top of the list there are a few selected: Lake O'Hara to Opabin Prospect lookout; Lake Louise to Six Glaciers teahouse and Beehive; and Mt. Edith Cavell to the 360 degrees summit. Then in fall you have to add Larch Valley around Moraine Lake. This hike is only about 9.5 Km round trip, with a steep 300 meters ascend at the very end.

2018年3月21日 · On this hike you will experience the majesty of Mount Edith Cavell towering over a mile above you. You may even see icebergs calve off the Angel Glacier and cascade into Cavell Pond. This tour lasts approximately three hours.

Retrace the steps of Canada’s historic fur traders and experience the jagged mountain peaks, shimmering glaciers, crystal clear lakes and abundant wildlife of Mount Edith Cavell.

Learn how to safely navigate yourself up a frozen waterfall, using ice axes and crampons, experiencing one of the most exhilarating Canadian winter activities. Explore the frozen creek bed and ancient rock formations of Maligne Canyon in Jasper National Park, looking out for ice climbers and ending up alongside the meandering Maligne River.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Banff National Park, accessible only via hiking or biking. This leisurely e-bike ride begins in central Banff along the Bow River pathway system before travelling along a wooded pathway to reach Cave & Basin National Historic Site, birthplace of Canada's National Park system.