WATERTON LAKES NATIONAL PARK, WATERTON, ALBERTA, Canada - The Bayshore Inn is located just 45 miles north of the U.S. border and 260 kilometers south of Calgary in Waterton Lakes National Park. We are a seasonal business open from April 28 to October 15.

Centrally located in the Waterton townsite, the Inn sits on the edge of Waterton Lake and is just steps away from shopping promenades, tennis courts, boat cruises, bicycle rentals, stables, and golfing. Hiking is readily available on park trails and fishing opportunities abound in the area’s many lakes and streams.

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Waterton Lakes Resort

WATERTON LAKES NATIONAL PARK, WATERTON, ALBERTA, Canada – Tucked in the Southwest corner of Alberta, the rugged wind swept mountains of Waterton Lakes National Park rise abruptly out of the rolling Prairie grassland. The park is a scenic jewel, an accessible wilderness that serves as an important four season destination. At the heart of the Waterton townsite is Waterton Lakes Resort. A hotel designed to provide a unique Canadian Rockies lodging experience. It is southern Alberta’s full service, environmentally friendly destination resort hotel.

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High Country Helicopter Tours offers a variety of options on sightseeing flights from the (18 minute) “Rocky Mountain Odyssey” to our most popular: (1/2 hour) “Peaks & Passes”. Our (1 hour) flight: The “Maligne Lake Adventure” and then our longest and most spectacular flight is the (1 1/2 hour) “Explore Mt. Robson”. Our helicopters seat 4 guests in the Bell Jet Ranger or 5 guests in the Eurocopter A-Star. Discounts do apply to 3 or more guests per group flight.

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JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – Found in the rugged landscape of Alberta’s Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies, the Marmot Basin is heaven for visitors looking for great ski vacations. Overlooking mountain views, find the 1,675 acres, 86 runs and 3,000 vertical feet of varied terrain that make up Marmot Basin – the highest base elevation of all Canadian ski areas. Marmot Basin’s trails are split equally between easy, intermediate and advanced, making this an ideal destination for skiers and boarders of all abilities. There are four distinct areas of the mountain that are laid out in a very user-friendly manner, so going from steep alpine bowls to bumps to cruising through glades is just a chairlift or two away.

JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – The Jasper Skate Park is located behind the Jasper Activity Center. This skate park was completed in Jasper, Alberta in 2003 with funds raised by the Jasper Skate Association. It is designed for skateboards, in-line skates and BMX bikes. The Jasper Skate Park offers its patrons an array of pipes, ramps, curbs and rails to trick out while on vacation to this region of Canada.

JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – The Jasper Activity Center is a multi-purpose center that offers an array of services and amenities for those that take their vacations to Jasper, Alberta but still need to pump some iron. The indoor recreational facility offers its guests a curling rink, arena, climbing wall, skating rink and fitness center. More amenities at the Jasper Activity Center include a multi-purpose hall, meeting rooms and fully equipped log cabin.

JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – Jasper, Alberta boasts a fantastic pool with a water slide for those that travel to this region of Canada for vacations. The Jasper Aquatic Center, with that afore mentioned three-story water slide, is an ideal family-fun attraction in Jasper. The center features numerous pool, a hot tub, steam room, diving boards and volleyball courts. First-aid and CPR programs are also offered to visitors and those in the community.

Some tourists on vacation to Jasper are fully satisfied with its spectacular natural surroundings. But, if Alberta’s playground is not enough and you just need to lift some weights or do some pool laps, the town’s recreation facilities more than suffice. If you feel like golfing, the Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course is a must, or if you are looking for something more active try the area’s world-class rafting. After that workout, soak your body in the Miette Hot Springs.

More Recreational Facilities in Jasper, Alberta (Canada)

Jasper Aquatic Center
Jasper Activity Center
Jasper Skate Park
Marmot Basin

JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – Jasper, Alberta’s Edith Cavell Tower with beautiful stained-glass windows sits across Miette Avenue. Intrigue and architecture go together with the strange beginnings of this 14th Century English Gothic church constructed in 1927.

With the support of a figure known only as Anonymous Donor, Reverend Edwards of Jasper obtained the 14th Century sketches from an architect in England, and forwarded them to Edmonton architect Alfred Calderon for design completion. The church was one of the last in Alberta designated in the traditional Anglican gothic revival style, though Calderon did add qualities from nineteenth century architecture–such as contrasting textures. He combined local stone with rough stucco and half-timber work on the exterior, creating a building well-suited to the rugged mountainous areas.

The Province of Alberta designated it as a Provincial Historic Resource in 1985.

JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – Located in downtown Jasper, Alberta is Jasper the Bear. He has become the landmark of Jasper. A lot of tourists stop to take their photo beside the statue. In 2005, Alberta’s Centennial, a Jasper the Bear coin was issued in Canada.

JASPER, ALBERTA (CANADA) – The Jasper Fire Hall is the second firehall ever build – the first was a small, rustic log cabin constructed at the cost of $1,000 in 1914. But residents of Jasper, Alberta didn’t believe it fit in with the growing surroundings of the town and gave way to a bigger, better firehall that could also provide staff housing office, a weather bureau and the Jasper courtroom. Today, the Municipality of Jasper is protected by a volunteer fire department. When the siren sounds, our residents know to make way for the dedicated volunteers.