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3
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4
Visit Date:
9/19/2026
This is a fantastic site perched on top of a high overlook. Sometime in the years since some of the earlier pictures, the forest service has dumped a bunch of boulders on the landing and created a stone staircase. The result is an easy landing, a small climb, and then ample space for tents with a kitchen view over almost the entirety of Jasper. If it is available, and I can't imagine it often is, it is worth stopping.
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5/18/2021
We pulled in here after a long travel day from Gijikiki. I wasn't tired yet though (early season trip) so I hiked up to the high ridges behind for great overlooks. This site burned, but is special enough to still be a nice site after.
Rating:
Good Tent Pads:
4
Max Tent Pads:
5
Visit Date:
6/22/2017
By far the best camp site on Jasper - evidently the fire didn't hit this area so the trees are nice and mature up there - the landing isn't tricky, just a LONG way from the camp site which is up a hill - but the landing is nice crushed rock and gravel and nice and shallow down there - if there weren't folks there when we went, we would have been up there ourselves!
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Good Tent Pads:
3
Max Tent Pads:
3
Visit Date:
8/20/2015
You could not design a better layout for a camp. The site itself is at a fairly high overlook above Jasper. Large, flat, soft tent spots with sheltering trees make for a restful night's sleep. Firegrate is a bit exposed but was built up very nicely with stones. Stay for the spaciousness and the view.
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This would be a 5-star site except for the tricky landing. Room for 2 tents.
