jaspernationalpark
48 photos tagged jaspernationalpark, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was October 2025.
Columbia Icefields, Banff-Jasper Highway, Alberta, 1953 from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded August 2022
Columbia Icefields, Banff-Jasper Highway, Alberta, 1952 from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded August 2022
Columbia Icefields, Banff-Jasper Highway, Alberta, 1953 from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded August 2022
Columbia Icefields, Banff-Jasper Highway, Alberta, 1952 from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded August 2022
Athabasca Hotel from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded December 2015
Overlander Lodge swimming pool from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded December 2015
Overlander Lodge guest room from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded December 2015
Colin Range, Jasper National Park from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded July 2015
Amethyst Lake in the Tonquin Valley, Jasper National Park from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded July 2015
Twisted tree trunks, Jasper National Park from Provincial Archives of Alberta uploaded July 2015
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Rainbow over Snaring River as seen from Jasper Palisade, Jasper National Park
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- Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
Waterfall on the Rocky River
Amethyst Lake in the Tonquin Valley, Jasper National Park
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Swordscookie said:
Amazing Amethyst with Glorious Glacier! This is really beautiful with lovely detail. I wonder how much of that glacier still exists, if any??? Joe Weiss really knew his business!
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Provincial Archives of Alberta said:
Yes, Joe Weiss knew his way around a camera and the Rocky Mountains. And the glaciers are still there, albeit greatly receded. The most famous glacier in the Canadian Rockies, the Columbia Icefield, has been steadily creeping back for decades. Here is a photo that shows the location of the current glacier compared to where it was in 1935, around the time that these Weiss photos were taken.