The body of missing Perth woman Alison Raspa has been found four months after she disappeared at a Canadian ski-resort.
The 25-year-old was last seen leaving her workplace at the Three Below Bar in Whistler late on November 22.
It is believed Ms Raspa took a bus from the Whistler village to a highway stop, then walked about 200m to the park.
She was last heard from at about 1.15am on November 23 when she sent friends a text message to say she was lost.
Her phone was found about 6.30am that day about 5km from the bar in Alpha Lake Park.
A member of the public then found her jacket, wallet and backpack a short walk away.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed on Tuesday remains found at Alpha Lake on Friday belong to the Perth woman.
The cause of death has not been confirmed, however, police say it does not appear suspicious.
Ms Raspa's family had travelled to Canada and joined police in an extensive, week-long search for the young woman after her colleagues reported her missing.
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