Pocahontas Cabins
Located near the park's east gate and Miette Hot Springs, these cabins offer a prime location for wildlife viewing. Bighorn sheep are commonly seen grazing nearby, and guests frequently encounter elk, deer, and occasionally bears or coyotes in the surrounding area. It's an excellent base for exploring the eastern part of Jasper.
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Pocahontas Cabins in Jasper National Park
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Nearest Airport
Jasper Airport
Nearest International Airport
Edmonton International Airport
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