HI Beauty Creek, Jasper, Canada

Only 17 kms north of the Columbia Icefield, the hostel provides access to excellent hiking trails, including one that offers views of 8 waterfalls descending through a limestone gorge (Stanley Falls). This is a Wilderness Hostel with no running water, outdoor toilets and NO electricity.

NOTE - Due to the wilderness location, accessibility for the physically disabled is challenging (call for further details) Credit Card needed when making reservations. Due to lack of direct/reliable communication with the Wilderness Hostels the Central Reservation Office is not able to make same day arrival reservations - walk in basis only. 48 hours individual cancellation - at all wilderness hostels. Book ahead to avoid any disappointment. As these smaller hostels are very popular both winter and summer.

OCTOBER TO MAY -> The key code can be obtained from Hostelling International Central Reservations at 1 866 762 4122

MAY TO OCT:

CHECK IN - 5PM TO 10PM

*This hostel is closed during the day!

CHECK OUT - prior to 10am

RATES QUOTE FOR MEMBERS OF HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL. All non members will be charged an additional fee of %10 when they arrive at the Hostel.

48 HOUR CANCELLATION

No running water, (no flush toilets or showers) no electricity, no phone service.

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A word on HI-Wilderness Hostels

Get back to nature with HI\'s network of wilderness hostels. They\'re a varied bunch! Some have lights powered by propane, some have rustic wood-burning saunas, at some you\'ll get electricity, and at others you\'ll get to pump your own water. But whatever you\'re after, these hostels with their simple comforts immerse you in the natural splendour of the Rockies.

You\'ll be able to savour true silence, night skies bursting with stars and the knowledge that some of the world\'s most magnificent outdoors is, really, just out the door. Dotted along the Icefields Parkway, and throughout the Parks, these hostels are set into pockets of trees, alongside creeks, or at the base of thousand-foot-high rock faces. Whether you get there by car, bike or on food, your efforts are rewarded with some of the finer, simpler things in life - a warm fire, cozy lounges, and the chance to share food with new friends while you relive the day\'s adventures.