Soar above the sapphire jewels of Jasper National Park–the Columbia, Lyle, and Wilson icefields. This 55-minute helicopter tour also covers eight major glaciers, spectacular ice and waterfalls, and high alpine meadows.
The ultimate icefield helicopter tour is definitely a unique way to see the peaks and precipices of Jasper National Park's Columbia Icefield. The icefield is one of the world's two hydrological apexes; its waters flow into three different oceans–the Pacific, Arctic, and Atlantic. (The other hydrological apex is in Siberia!) You'll hover over the icefield's 1,200-foot-thick (366-meter) Snow Dome and the Lyle and Wilson icefields. Before landing, see the Athabasca, Dome, and Stutfield glaciers. Bring your camera–you won't want to forget this view of the Canadian Rockies.
Inclusions :

• 55-minute helicopter tour of The Columbia Icefield
• Complimentary coffee, tea, and water

Duration:
55 minutes
Available:
Daily
Departure time and location:
Tour departs every 30 minutes, 7:30 AM–8 PM, from Cline River Heliport
Return time and location:
55 minutes after departure; same as departure location
Note:
NEXT STEP AFTER BOOKING ONLINE: After booking online and printing your voucher(s), you must call Icefield Helicopter Tours at least 2 days prior to your desired flight to confirm receipt of your online reservation and finalize details. This final step is required to confirm your participation in this activity. If you are staying in either Calgary or Edmonton, please allow for a 3-hour drive to the Cline River Heliport. Children younger than 2 ride for free when seated on an adult's lap. The helicopter features forward-facing seats only. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing, and bring sunglasses and a camera. The Cline River Heliport (Icefield Helicopter Tours) is located 45 minutes north of Lake Louise, and 25 minutes east of the Saskatchewan River Crossing, between Lake Louise and Jasper. You'll find Icefield Helicopter Tours between the Jasper and Banff national parks, off the Iceland Parkway (#93) on Highway 11. A two-passenger minimum is required.