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Local Area Attractions Near Hinton / Jasper KOA Holiday

Explore Athabasca Glacier

Explore Athabasca Glacier

Located along the Icefield Parkway / Highway 93. The Athabasca Glacier - a tongue of ice 6 kilometres long and one kilometre wide descending almost to road level. Take time to explore the Glacier while experienced drivers/guides explain how glaciers are formed and point out interesting geological features. At the icefall below the glacier headwall, you have the option of stepping out onto ice formed from snow falling as long as 400 years ago.

Caving at Cadomin Cave

Caving at Cadomin Cave

A short drive on Highway 40 South, Cadomin Cave is not a commercial or developed "Tourist Cave." The 1.5-hour hike to the entrance ascends 300 metres over steep terrain that can be muddy and slippery. You must be physically fit, have proper footwear and clothing, and have taken proper safety precautions. At this time, the cave is closed to protect our bat colony from White Nose Syndrome, which is a fungal infection thought to be spread by humans entering the cave.

Jasper Tramway

Jasper Tramway

For an unforgettable view Jasper Tramway is the longest and highest guided aerial tramway in Canada and the only guided aerial ropeway in the Canadian Rockies. Providing visitors with unprecedented views of six mountain ranges, glacial-fed lakes, the Athabasca River (Alberta's longest) and the scenic mountain town-site of Jasper.

Golfing at Hinton

Golfing at Hinton

4 kms (2 miles) This spectacular course lies in the heavily forested foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Its fairways meander over rolling hills and through tall pine trees. Both scenic and challenging, course yardage ranges from 5433 yards (red) to 6729 yards (blue).

Miette Hot Springs

Miette Hot Springs

Soak in Miette Hot Pools while taking in the amazing scenery. You won't soon forget the drive up the wild Fiddle Valley to the hottest mineral springs in the Rockies. Flowing from the mountain at 54°C, the water is cooled to a comfortable temperature of 40°C as it enters the pools. The Hot Springs are just right for soaking and relaxing.

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