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HI Mount Edith Cavell
HI Mount Edith Cavell Wilderness Hostel
Jasper National Park, Alberta
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Backed by the towering Mount Edith Cavell, this spot is a favourite for hikers, cyclists and even cross-country skiers. The unique location of the hostel gives guests easy access to the breathtaking views of Angel Glacier and Cavell Meadows. Many backcountry adventurists use it as a base to explore the backcountry trails of the Tonquin Valley.
Important: Hostel reservations are required. No walk-ins please.
- Take in the beauty of Mount Edith Cavell
- Explore the trails of the Tonquin Valley
- Living off-the-grid, no electricity, no running water
Open: May 3 - Oct 15: Open daily (Reservations required)
Oct 16 - Feb 15, 2020: CLOSED for wildlife conservation
Feb 16 - May 2, 2020 (Ski-in, key access ONLY)
Check seasonal schedule
Check-in: 17:00 - 20:00
Check-out: 10:00
A glimpse of the hostel
Rooms & Beds
Shared Rooms
16-Bed Cabin
Our two sleeping cabins each sleep 16 guests in bunks and they each have a wood-burning fireplace to keep things cozy. Outhouse facilities are nearby.
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Group Bookings
HI Mount Edith Cavell is the perfect spot for groups seeking adventure. In the summer, set out on any of the many trailheads for all levels. In the winter, the hostel is accessible by a mild and stunning 12km cross-country ski or snowshoe trip. The hostel has two 16-bed dormitories, an inviting fire pit and a spacious kitchen for group use.
HI-Mount Cavell Hostel is also a great launching point for more backcountry adventures.
Gorgeous views and cozy, family style accommodations. Loved the rugged living. James made our stay comfortable and we loved meeting new friends.
Shared a night lying on benches by a fire to see a meteor shower will live long in the memory. As will sharing a BBQ with James and fellow guests
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