Alison Raspa found Alpha Lake Whistler Canada Three Below Perth
The body of an Australian woman who went missing in the Canadian wilderness has been found four months after she vanished.
Alison Raspa, 25, was last seen at the Three Below Restaurant and Lounge in the holiday town of Whistler about 11.30pm on November 23.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed human remains found on Friday in Alpha Lake, which is partially frozen, belong to Ms Raspa.
The body of an Australian woman who went missing in the Canadian wilderness has been found four months after she vanished
Alison Raspa (pictured), 25, was last seen at the Three Below Restaurant and Lounge in the holiday town of Whistler about 11.30pm on November 23
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed human remains found on Friday in Alpha Lake (pictured), which is partially frozen, belong to Ms Raspa
Police said Ms Raspa's death does not appear suspicious, but a cause of death is yet to be determined, ABC News reported.
The 25-year-old, who had moved to Whistler from Perth in early 2017, was reported missing when she failed to turn up to work.
Her phone was found about 6.30am the following morning in a lakeside park some five kilometres away.
Police revealed in December Ms Raspa sent text messages to friends to say she was lost at about 1.15am on November 23.
Police said Ms Raspa's death does not appear suspicious, but a cause of death is yet to be determined (pictured is the Three Below Restaurant and Lounge)
Police said they believed Raspa caught a bus between the bar and the park where her phone was found along with her backpack and jacket.
Ms Raspa is the third young Australian to die in the ski resort town in recent years.
In 2015 the body of teenager Jake Kermond was found after he went missing from his hotel weeks earlier.
In 2014 a 19-year-old Australian was found dead in his staff accommodation, and is believed to have died of an overdose after taking cocaine and sleeping pills.
The local Coroner's office is working with Ms Raspa's family to have her remains returned to Australia.