The 143 mile Icefields Parkway (Hwy 93N) is named for the 100 glaciers that line its western side. The road traces the Continental Divide and wildlife habitat between Lake Louise and Jasper in Alberta, Canada. It is considered one of the world’s most scenic drives offering access to a vast wilderness of pristine mountain lakes, ancient glaciers and broad sweeping valleys. It did not disappoint us!
This view of Peyto Lake was worth the hike. Panoramic above may be clicked to view larger.
Panoramic of Bow Lake, one of numerous extremely scenic stops along the road. We had lunch here.
Bridal Veil Falls
Windshield shot
The scrapes on this rock were made by the glacier as it moved down the valley.
Sunwapta Falls
Love the skies!
Athabasca Falls
The water once flowed through where you can now hike.
Beautiful cow elk enjoying dinner outside haRVy’s window at Whistler’s Campground in Jasper, AB.
Travels with haRVy 
I’m following another blog (180 Day Road Trip) all about a young couple in a bad ass camouflage Jeep. They are just a day or two ahead of you on their way to Alaska too. If you see them, please say hi.
By: thistleadventure on June 10, 2015
at 6:29 pm
6-10-2015: My Bucket List keeps getting longer. Have long known the area between Banff and Jasper is spectacular and you have made it visible.
By: Jim Roehm on June 10, 2015
at 7:25 pm
Spectacular scenery.
By: roamingpursuits on June 12, 2015
at 6:05 am
I feel enlivened just by seeing all that beauty and water! Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
By: Leslie on June 13, 2015
at 5:17 pm