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Jasper House National Historic Site
Lieu historique national Jasper House
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Gaze across the Athabasca River and envision 50 years of fur trading history located at the junction of towering mountain ranges and mountain passes. For almost half a century Jasper House was the main stopping place for fur traders using the Athabasca, and Yellowhead passes, and an important meeting place for adventurers, voyageurs, artists and missionaries. A short, beautiful walk leads you to the Jasper House viewpoint. Pendant près d’un demi-siècle, Jasper House a été le principal relais des commerçants de fourrures en route vers les cols Athabasca et Yellowhead. Aventuriers, voyageurs, artistes et missionnaires s’y rencontraient. Empruntez le sentier pittoresque qui mène jusqu’à un poste d’observation. Admirez le paysage de la rivière Athabasca et imaginez 50 ans de traite des fourrures, en plein cœur de massifs montagneux et de cols de montagne imposants. Source: Parks Canada Website (2022) |
Established: 1924
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Brochures
Documents
Management Plan / Plan directeur (Parks Canada, 2007)
Management Statement / Énoncé de gestion (Parks Canada, September 2017)
A History of the Upper Athabasca Valley in the Nineteenth Century Microfiche Report Series No. 225 (Gerhard John Ens and Barry Potyondi, Parks Canada, 1986)
The First Trail to Jasper House (H.J. Moberley, extract from The Beaver, Vol. 4 No. 6, March 1924)
Books/Livres
jasperhouse/index.htm
Last Updated: 08-Oct-2024