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Alberta's Rockies Lookouts & Observation Decks
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    Jasper Tramway
    Jasper Tramway

    Located ten minutes from the town of Jasper, the Tramway is Canada's longest aerial tram tour operation. The upper terminal at 2,500 metres (8,200 ft) offers spectacular view of the surrounding area. A one-way trip in the 30 passenger cabin takes seven minutes. The Treeline Restaurant and gift shops are offered.
    Address: PO Box 418 Jasper  AB  CAN  T0E 1E0
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    Goat Lookout
    Goat Lookout is roughly located 38 km south of Jasper in the Icefields Parkway Region, and off Highway 93. This spot, complete with Mount Edith Cavell nearby, offers breathtaking views of the mountainous area that is the Athabasca River Valley. This region is also a great place to observe wildlife, including mountain goats and bighorn sheep, because of the exposed glacial deposits found in a spot just above the Athabasca River. Visitors are cautioned to keep their distance, and warned against feeding wildlife.
    Address: 38 km south of Jasper, off Highway 93   AB  CA
     

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    Fairview Lookout
    The Fairview Lookout offers views of Chateau Lake Louise and Lake Louise itself. The lookout is accessed by a short hiking trail that provides visitors with interpretive displays at the top that tell the history of the Chateau. The hike is about one hour long.
    Address: . Lake Louise  AB  CA
     

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    Banff Gondola
    Take this journey to the spectacular summit by way of a modern gondola car. This 8-minute ride transports visitors to outstanding views (2,281 m, 7,486 ft above sea level) and a Summit Centre including an observation terrace, two restaurants, snack bar and gift shop. While on the mountain, take in a self-guided walk leading to Sanson’s Peak. The original 1903 stone observatory is located here. Open year round. Adult: $21.50 Child: $10.75
    Address: PO Box 1258, Mountain Avenue (near the Upper Hot Springs) Banff  AB  T1L 1B2
    Telephone 1 403 762-2523 
     

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    Sanson's Peak
    After a breathtaking ride up the Banff Gondola, or a moderate 5.3 km (3.2 mi) hike, walk the 1 km (.6 mi) boardwalk up to Sanson Peak Cosmic Ray Station. A National Historic Site, this stone cabin was the first meteorologist station in this area.
    Address: . Banff  AB  CAN  T1L 1B2
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    Parker Ridge
    A short hike through an alpine meadow takes visitors to the crest of Parker Ridge which provides an excellent view of the Saskatchewan Glacier, the largest tongue of the Columbia Icefield. Other visible glaciers include the Athabasca, Andromeda and Castleguard glaciers.
    Address: 113 km (70.6 mi) S of Jasper/l 17 km (73 mi) N of Lake Louise.   AB
     

     
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