All laid out ready for dinner.

Once underway, this is where we hung out most of the time.

After check-in, we passed the time keeping an eye on our luggage and watching a man with a stick wash the viewing dome windows!

The next day, we drove up the canyon to Maligne Lake. This is actually Medicine Lake where we saw the grizzly family on the shore.

The drive from Jasper to Banff is via the Parkway - a tourist road through the massive Jasper National Park. We drove half of it to visit the glaciers.

The devastation from the fires is very much evident and we were told it will take a generation to recover. In the background, you can see that the fires spread right up the mountains to the very tree ...

All of Jasper is neat, tidy and very tranquil - at this time of year!

Japer isn't much more than the main street and the railway line! Looks good though in the evening light.

Spilling out of the Columbia Icefield are a number of glaciers. This was our transport to one of them and our guide Ben.

Walking over its surface was quite surreal and there was a lot to explore: the different colours, the rapid flowing streams, the holes (!). There was 150m of ice under us.