Grande Cache... if you are looking to go off the beaten path - this is the place.

Resting on the flank of Grande Mountain, Grande Cache is said to be one of the last unknown spots in the Rocky Mountains. A small town surrounded by majestic vistas of the front ranges, it is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Rafting, trail riding, hiking, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, golfing, mountain biking, and using all-terrain vehicles are popular activities. For the most part, every trail and river is a wilderness experience with virtually no signs of civilization.

In town, there are several good restaurants and other retail services available. Amenities include a Tourism Interpretive Center, a fully serviced Recreation Center& Arena, a Hospital, and Medical Center. The population of about 4000 is very friendly. Accommodations are economical, with rates much less than the national parks. Visitors can stay in a variety of accommodation choices. There are several campgrounds with a fully serviced campground located adjacent to the town site.

The small town is located north of Jasper on The Bighorn Highway 40. Grande Cache is about 2 hrs. drive from Jasper. Take Highway 16 east, then turn north onto Highway 40. The drive is very scenic, passing through William Switzer Provincial Park, and beside many lakes & rivers. The mountain ranges pass from view as the highway heads over the Berland Pass. As you near Grande Cache, and pass by a trio of mountain lakes, the Rockies' northern front ranges dramatically unfold.

For complete information about Grande Cache, view the current Grande Cache Guide.

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