[2025 Jasper ] Travel Guide for Columbia Icefield Glacier Adventure (Updated May)

#Overseas travel #Canada #Canada travel #Columbia Icefield 🇨🇦 Jasper, Canada 🥶 Columbia Icefield Glacier Adventure I'm traveling in Canada for 3 weeks, and I'd like to introduce the Columbia Icefield Glacier Adventure, which was the most amazing experience during my trip. The Columbia Icefield is a place where you can enjoy glaciers in Canada. When you arrive at the icefield on a huge glacier bus, you are given 30 minutes to enjoy the icefield. You can step on the icefield yourself and even grab a piece of the glacier yourself. Because it's in front of the glacier, the weather is very cold, so you have to be careful to keep warm while watching. The glacier I saw in person had a mysterious jade color and was so beautiful. If you travel to Jasper, Canada, you definitely have to experience the icefield!!

The Columbia Icefield is the largest in the Northern Hemisphere. A blessing of nature formed during the Ice Age. Among them, you can get up close to the Athabasca Glacier by snowmobile and walk on the glacier! ! 🧊 It was a pretty big glacier, but it was only a small part of it... I was amazed at the grandeur of nature! However, it seems that the glacier is getting smaller little by little due to changes in the environment. I was reminded of the importance of living an environmentally conscious life in order to protect beautiful nature. You need to join a tour to ride a snowmobile! I recommend joining a package tour starting from 20,000 yen. Be sure to go and see the amazing view! ❄️ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Columbia Icefield, Jasper National Park 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ #overseastrip #canada #canadatrip #studyingincanada #canadatourism #banff #banffnationalpark #glacier

The Columbia Icefield is the third largest ice field in the world, an ice field located in the Canadian Rockies, straddling the Continental Divide of North America. Parts of the ice field are located in the northwest corner of Banff National Park and the southern end of Jasper National Park. The Athabasca Glacier can be seen from the Icefields Parkway. Since 1844, the Athabasca Glacier has been significantly melting. In summer, tourists can take a bus to the glacier to see the scenery. This snowmobile adventure takes about 90 minutes. Visitors must first take a bus from the service center to the lower edge of the glacier, and then transfer to a specially designed icefield snowmobile. This type of vehicle is specifically designed to travel on glacial terrain. All you know is that the vehicle is extremely tall and is equipped with 6 large tires, each of which is about 1.5 meters high, almost equal to the height of an adult. When the car drove onto the glacier, the feeling was amazing and surprising. The scenery on the glacier was really magnificent. Tourists have 30 minutes of free time to walk around within the range and enjoy the vast beauty of the glacier. I really feel the wonderful feeling of stepping on the glacier in person, and I am grateful for the gift given to us by nature! #familytravel