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Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

Jasper, Alberta, Canada · Fairmont · Accessible Luxury

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What began as Tent City on Lac Beauvert in 1915 became Canadian National's Jasper Park Lodge in 1922: John Schofield's low log-and-fieldstone cabins meant to leave the Athabasca Valley skyline alone. The 1923 Central Lodge was billed as the world's largest single-storey log building until fire destroyed it on July 15, 1952; a replacement opened the next June. Outlook Cabin hosted King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1939 on a 700-acre lakeshore inside Jasper National Park.

About Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

History

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge opened in 1922 as a tent city established by the Canadian National Railway on the shores of Lac Beauvert within Jasper National Park. The lodge evolved into a collection of log cabin bungalows and a central main lodge set amidst the Rocky Mountains, becoming a destination for wilderness experiences and championship golf. The property is unique among Fairmont's Canadian portfolio for its cabin-based layout rather than a single grand hotel structure. It operates year-round and serves as a base for exploring one of Canada's largest national parks.

The setting

3.1 km from Highway 16.

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Experiences

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