Mountains:
* Rocky Mountains: The park is part of the Canadian Rockies, with numerous peaks rising over 3,000 meters (10,000 feet).
* Glacier-carved peaks: Many of the peaks are sharply sculpted by ancient glaciers, creating dramatic and jagged formations.
* Mount Edith Cavell: A majestic mountain with a prominent glacier and a stunning turquoise lake at its base.
* Mount Robson: The highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, standing at 3,954 meters (12,972 feet).
Glaciers:
* Athabasca Glacier: A large, accessible glacier that is retreating due to climate change.
* Columbia Icefield: A vast expanse of ice and snow covering over 300 square kilometers (116 square miles).
* Snow Dome: A large, ice-capped dome with numerous glaciers flowing from its sides.
Lakes:
* Lake Louise: A turquoise-blue lake with stunning views of the Victoria Glacier and surrounding peaks.
* Maligne Lake: A large, glacier-fed lake with beautiful turquoise waters and picturesque islands.
* Pyramid Lake: A small but picturesque lake nestled in the mountains, popular for its beautiful reflections.
* Medicine Lake: A unique lake that disappears and reappears throughout the year due to a natural siphon.
Rivers:
* Athabasca River: A large, powerful river that flows through the park, offering opportunities for rafting and kayaking.
* Maligne River: A smaller river that flows through the Maligne Valley, known for its scenic beauty and abundant wildlife.
* Sunwapta River: A beautiful river known for its turquoise color and its proximity to the Columbia Icefield.
Valleys:
* Maligne Valley: A scenic valley with towering mountains, stunning lakes, and lush forests.
* Sunwapta Valley: A dramatic valley with numerous waterfalls and stunning views of the glaciers.
* Athabasca Valley: A wide valley with forests, meadows, and rivers, offering diverse hiking opportunities.
Other landforms:
* Canyons: The park features numerous canyons, including the impressive Miette Hot Springs Canyon, which is home to a natural hot spring.
* Waterfalls: There are many stunning waterfalls throughout the park, including the Athabasca Falls, the Sunwapta Falls, and the Tangle Creek Falls.
* Forests: The park is home to extensive forests of pine, spruce, and fir trees.
Jasper National Park offers a diverse and breathtaking landscape, with each landform contributing to its unique beauty and natural wonders.
