We then made our way to Athabasca Glacier, part of the Columbia Icefields, a remnant from the last ice age, 7000ft above sea level. We had a tour booked to see the glacier in specially adapted vehicles which skim over the ice to prevent damage. Just as we left on the tour it began to snow, which made the whole experience quite magical.
Today has been a truly memorable day, one which I shall never forget. We are now in Jasper for a couple of days and tomorrow we are out hiking in the morning, and then a lake cruise in the afternoon, hoping to see some wildlife. Still waiting to see bears, so binoculars at the ready!
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