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Sunwapta and Lower Sunwapta Falls
Here, the Sunwapta River abruptly changes its course from NW to SW and plunges into a deep canyon producing a spectacular waterfall. The lower falls are about 2 km (1.2 mi) away. Open: June to Sept.
Address: 55 km (34.3 mi) S of Jasper/l 75 km (109 mi) N of Lake Louise.
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Athabasca Falls
The force of the Athabasca River is funnelled into a narrow canyon cut in very hard, quartz-rich sandstone rock. Viewpoints are located along the falls.
Address: Located 30 km (18.75 mi) S of jasper townsite along the Icefield Park
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Weeping Wall
Tumbling down part of the face of Cirrus Mountain, this segmented waterfall softly streams down, giving the appearance of a crying wall. Stretching about 305 m (1,000 ft) across, the water drops about 100 m (330 ft) down. The wall is popular for ice climbing in the winter.
Address: About 18.5 km south of the Icefields Centre, along the Icefields Parkway
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Lower and Upper Geraldine Falls
About a kilometer apart from each other, these two waterfalls both drop into the Geraldine Lakes. The lower waterfall is about 90 m (295 ft) high and drops into a gorge while the upper waterfall is about 152 m (500 ft) high and drops over a wide cliff.
Address: 31 km south of Jasper, off the Geraldine Fire Road AB CA
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Tangle Falls
Beautiful waterfalls tumble down the Tangle Ridge. Bighorn sheep are often seen in this area.
Address: 96 km (60 mi) S of Jasper l34 km (83.75 mi) N of Lake Louise.
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Kitchener Creek Falls
Visible from the Icefields Parkway and located just north of the Icefields Centre is this 122-m-tall (400 ft) waterfall. The fall, which is actually Kitchener Creek, snakes down the face of the canyon, ending up in the Sunwapta River.
Address: 6 km north of the Icefields Centre Jasper AB CA
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