Wightman Fork This is a great trail which is easy to access from Jasper, a short 3 miles away. It is designated "non motorized" and maintains a pristine feeling unlike many area trails which are heavily used by off road vehicles. Continue West on Road 250 for roughly 3 miles until you see the catt

I reposted this from the old forums by Marisa. Larry and I attempted to find Little Brown Lake, but it eluded us....however the next day Bella and I found Big Brown Lake. This was a pleasant hike about 45 mins up to the lake (and about the same back down) through some lovely Aspen groves and fields

Here's a great hike some of you might enjoy. The Cat Creek trail is accessed near the Terrace, along Road 250. As you see the first Rio Grande National Forest sign, keep your eyes peeled for the Cat Creek sign. The trail head is obvious and offers handy parking. The first quarter mile of the trail

Trail- 6.5 miles in, 6.5 out, 13 miles total round trip. My all time favorite hike in the area is the Crater Lake Trail. The trailhead is maybe 15 miles west of Jasper in the direction of Summitville. The sign "Crater Lake Trailhead" is visible before reaching Summitville. The trailhead is almost

Take Forest Service road 250 and head east, almost exactly 6 miles starting from the Jasper sign. When you arrive at the turn for Silver Lakes / Trout Club, turn right (Picture 1). and cross over the bridge. Follow this road for exactly 2 miles, passing the small private trout lakes. Please do not

These pictures are a couple of years old but one of the fun posts that I wanted to bring back from the old forum. Winter in Jasper is so much fun.

There's real hidden treasure at these true hidden treasures! Follow the instructions and score some really cool Jasper swag. Amazing Waterfall #1 https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC78BP3_amazing-waterfall-1 Amazing Waterfall #2 https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC7AEFH_amazing-waterfall-2