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Athabasca Falls Rafting

Athabasca Canyon Run

Jasper Athabasca Falls Canyon Run Family Rafting
Raft beautiful Athabasca Canyon on a half-day whitewater rafting adventure from Jasper. The Athabasca Falls Canyon Rafting Run is a fun, family-friendly Class 2+ rapids. Start rafting at the base of Jasper's Athabasca Falls and enjoy the 7.5-mile (12-km) stretch of athabasca river!
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Athabasca Glacier

Columbia Icefield Tour & Glacier Skywalk

Canadian Rockies Columbia Icefield Tour & Glacier Skywalk
Walk on the Glass-Bottom Glacier Skywalk and tour the Athabasca Glacier in the Rugged Ice Explorer Vehicle from the Icefield Glacier Discovery Centre.
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Raft from Athabasca Falls

Athabasca River Mile 5

Jasper Athabasca Falls River Family Rafting
Have a lot of fun Rafting the Athabasca River! Athabasca river is great for a river rafting introduction as it begins with an approximately 10-minute float before the class II rapids. A soft river rafting adventure perfect for kids and beginners, that includes round trip transport from Jasper.
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Spring Snowmelt at Athabasca Falls

In spring, Athabasca Falls in Jasper National Park undergoes a dramatic transformation due to the melting snowpack in the surrounding mountains.

Spring Snowmelt at Athabasca Falls

Spring Snowmelt at Athabasca Falls

In spring, Athabasca Falls in Jasper National Park undergoes a dramatic transformation due to the melting snowpack in the surrounding mountains. As temperatures rise, snowmelt increases, leading to higher water levels in the Athabasca River, which feeds the falls. This results in a powerful and thunderous display, making spring an ideal time to witness the falls' full force.

The average flow rate of Athabasca Falls is approximately 113 cubic meters per second (m³/s) . However, during the spring snowmelt, flow rates can increase significantly, depending on the rate of snowmelt and precipitation. This surge in water volume enhances the falls' intensity, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for visitors.

If you're planning a visit to Athabasca Falls, consider timing your trip for late spring or early summer to experience the falls at their most impressive. However, even during periods of lower flow, the falls offer stunning views and a unique perspective on the natural beauty of Jasper National Park. Hiking Athabasca Falls

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Athabasca Falls Map

Location of Athabasca Falls on Jasper National Park's Icefields Parkway.

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Inside Athabasca Falls

Under Bridge of Athabasca Falls

Under the walking Bridge of Athabasca Falls.

Athabasca Falls into Athabasca River

Athabasca Falls into Athabasca River.

Athabasca Falls Main Viewpoint

Athabasca Falls Main Viewpoint.

Athabasca Falls in Winter

Athabasca Falls in Winter.

Athabasca Falls Stairs

Athabasca Falls Hiking Viewpoint Stairs.

Athabasca Falls into Athabasca River

Athabasca Falls into Athabasca River.

Athabasca Falls Main Viewpoint

Athabasca Falls Main Viewpoints.

Athabasca Falls High Waterflow

Athabasca Falls High Waterflow.