The Columbia Icefield is located in the southern end of Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies. It is the largest expanse of ice outside of the Arctic. Six main glaciers make up this "field." Because the area is situated on the Continental Divide, the melt from these glaciers flows into the Pacific, Atlantic, AND Arctic Oceans; feeding fresh water systems as far away as the Hudson Bay, Columbia River, and more. The PhotoLog below focuses on one of the glaciers found