Marmot Basin history | Jasper National Park, Canadian Rockies

[@cactusqueen]

Very informative video! I enjoyed the visuals, especially some of those old photos.

[@jaspersmoustachedmountaing5180]

Glad you enjoyed it! The old photos are courtesy the Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archives, a great resource for local history.

[@beckyraymond2]

Looks like a perfect day for skiing! ☀️

[@jaspersmoustachedmountaing5180]

It was!

[@AmberOliva]

I was so excited to see a new video notification pop-up. I really enjoy your channel. I'd love to see all those beautiful views and the cute marmots ❤

[@jaspersmoustachedmountaing5180]

Thank you so much for watching! This is a beautiful corner of the world.

[@knuktunes]

Great video! Thanks, Norm.

[@jaspersmoustachedmountaing5180]

Glad you liked it!

[@jimross7648]

This is weird to say. I didn't realize that the commercial ski industry in Marmot started so late. I only skied there a few times in late 60's early 70's on High School and University spring ski trips. When I skied after that it icy hills in Manitoba or it was at Sunshine in Banff, cause it was easier to fly into Calgary and get to Banff. Haven't skied in years, but it never occured to me that Marmot was only around 10 years old at the time. So like you normally do, you taught me some things I didn't know or thought I did know, but what I thought I knew was wrong. Thanks for the advanced education. Maybe, I'll have to come back to see the changes, but I'll be skipping anything that even mentions diamonds.

[@jaspersmoustachedmountaing5180]

I'm with you, Jim! Much happier on a ski-doo now than on skis. -Norm

[@KLNYC]

hey Norm is me the dude on the bus with you today

[@jaspersmoustachedmountaing5180]

Thanks for joining me in this beautiful part of the world! -Norm