The Whistlers is a 2,470-metre mountain summit located in Jasper National Park, in the Trident Range of the Canadian Rockies of Alberta, Canada. The municipality of Jasper is situated 7 kilometres to the northeast. Its nearest higher peak is Indian Peak, 2.5 km to the southwest.
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The ride up was quick, but wow, the air at the top really hits you—felt that altitude in my legs for sure. The last stretch to the summit is steeper than it looks, but every step is worth it for those insane panoramic views. Could see the whole valley, the town below, and endless mountains in every direction. Weather can change fast; had sun, wind, even a bit of snow in July, so layers are a must. Noticed some people taking breaks, totally get it—thin air makes it tougher, but you just want to soak in the scenery anyway. Coffee at the café after the hike tasted like a reward. Would do it again just...
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I feel like such a cheater using the SkyTram to skip hiking majority of this mountain. SkyTram employee said it takes 30 minutes to reach the peak from the SkyTram, I made it in 15. 😁
It's a moderate hike where it's steep with loose rocks in a couple areas but nothing crazy. Children and the elderly make it to the top with no problems.
Such a lovely, serene, peaceful place at the top with a gorgeous 360° view of Jasper National Park. I got caught in a thunderstorm which made it extra exciting and got the...
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Amazing views of the surrounding mountains. From here you also have access to other hikes such as Indian Ridge which is well worth the trip. To get here you can hike which takes about 2-3 hours from the trail head or from the skytram leaving only a shirt 20 minute hike to the summit. If you hike from the bottom ensure you bring bear spray and also have with you warm clothing and a wind breaker for the summit can get windy and cold. In the summer all the snow melts, winter and shoulder season...
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