Jasper, Alberta, Canada
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An alternative on the way back would be to turn west at Castle Junction just before Lake Louise. It takes you thru Kootenay Nat Park to Radium Hot Springs. Turn south at Radium and head to Cranbrook. From there you can run to the Flathead and continue your trip.
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From: Michigan
We've been to Banff and Jasper once, but we've to Glacier four times.
Twice, we were near Cut Bank, MT, riding in a downpour in 42 degree weather
and that was in July/August!
In 2010, we took another couple with us and just about an hour east Of Cut Bank we hit a little hail storm!
Very beautiful country up there, just be sure to take your leathers and rain gear.
Twice, we were near Cut Bank, MT, riding in a downpour in 42 degree weather
and that was in July/August!In 2010, we took another couple with us and just about an hour east Of Cut Bank we hit a little hail storm!
Very beautiful country up there, just be sure to take your leathers and rain gear.
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From: Calgary eh
Yesterday was a great ride to Jasper. The rest of our group turned around at Saskatchewan Crossing but my daughter and I headed on to Jasper. So glad we did. It was a remarkable ride. We got a little wet on the way back, but nothing we couldn't handle. Today is another story. It's raining pretty hard. We might ride, but I'm afraid we won't see much. Any suggestions for a rainy day in Canmore?
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From: East Tennessee
I may be with a group heading that way from Kville TN in July/August 2014.
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From: Too close, Pa
+1 on that we will be in glacier in August 2014 with plenty of time and thinking about going up to Jasper then down into Idaho
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