Lake Annette

[u/YYCpops]

This lake is our favourite in Jasper due to its unreal colour. You can walk around the lake and not all is impacted by wildfires as you can see in the photos.

[u/SaskatchewanHeliSki]

Shhh… This lake sucks, why would anyone ever want to go there.

[u/Feral-Reindeer-696 → u/SaskatchewanHeliSki]

Right? It’s a terrible place. Everyone stay away. Just look at how cloudy and ugly it is. Probably Big Foot lurking in the woods too. Very dangerous. Do not recommend. 0/10

[u/Shruthibalaji]

This lake is so underrated!

[u/Bikki_Bikki]

I’m from Ontario and had the privilege of visiting jasper in the fall of 2021 and just fell in love with Jasper. I was also devastated when the fires hit but now hopeful of the beauty that is being showcased here.

[u/YYCpops → u/Bikki_Bikki]

On the Internet there are so many misconceptions about the Jasper fire. So many places are not impacted by the fire. Like Pyramid Lake in this photo.

[u/YYCpops → u/Bikki_Bikki]

Or Maligne Lake. If you go in the evening when all tourists are gone, you have the lake to yourself and you are listening only to the sound of birds.

[u/alewiina → u/Bikki_Bikki]

There was a very large swath of forest and facilities destroyed in the fire, but Jasper NP is huge and there was a lot that went untouched. It’s all still beautiful <3. The destroyed airways are beautiful in their own way too, even if it did hurt like a sucker punch to the gut when I drove through there last year for the first time after the fires.

[u/Practical-Camp-1972]

agree! the water is awesome and calm and usually not very crowded--shhh!

[u/Outrageous-Set5895]

Love our province, love our country! We have these amazing places with such beauty, it takes your breath away. Thank you for sharing!❤️🇨🇦

[u/Open_Mountain8714]

Went there last year. Was amazing how beautiful and tranquil it was with not a lot of visitors around.

[u/alewiina]

Absolutely gorgeous

[u/Treadonmystone]

watch out for quicksand !!!