Spanning more than eleven thousand square kilometers, Jasper National Park is part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the Canadian Rockies' largest national park. Visitors can discover a connection to the beautiful park by exploring one, or possibly all five, of the amazing regions. Whether it's participating in events and programs led by Parks Canada, visiting the famous locations of red chairs, or hiking the park's extensive trail network, there's something for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. The mountain town of Jasper is an ideal home base for all kinds of adventure.

  • What outdoor activities can visitors do at Jasper National Park?
    • Visitors can walk, hike, or bike the park's extensive network of trails that connect lakes, rivers, and the forest. Other activities include hiking to glacial peaks, paddling on famous lakes, walking through wildflowers in an alpine meadow, and exploring backcountry.
  • What wildlife can visitors see at Jasper National Park?
    • Guests may catch a glimpse of grizzly bears, black bears, deer, mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and much more.
  • What are some adrenaline-inducing activities at Jasper National Park?
    • Adventure-seeking guests can explore breathtaking backcountry locations, experience adrenaline-inducing mountain biking, and take on challenging alpine hikes.
  • What relaxing activities are available at Jasper National Park?
    • Visitors can drive through scenic landscapes, enjoy wildlife viewing, or simply have a picnic among the breathtaking mountains.
  • What winter activities are available at Jasper National Park?
    • During the winter, visitors can enjoy skating, fat biking, skiing, snowshoeing, and several other activities.
  • When was Jasper National Park established?
    • Jasper National Park was established in 1907.
  • What trails can visitors explore at Jasper National Park?
    • Visitors can hike alpine trails, stroll along Maligne Lake, or explore various routes, such as the Red Squirrel Trail that leads to Old Fort Point along the glacier-fed Athabasca River.
  • What are the red chairs in Jasper National Park?
    • For a more relaxing experience, visitors can sit back in one of the numerous red chairs found tucked away throughout the park in unique locations.
  • What views can hikers enjoy in Jasper National Park?
    • Hikers can take in beautiful panoramic views of iconic peaks, valleys, and the town of Jasper from various viewpoints at the end of the trails.
  • Where are Lake Annette and Lake Edith?
    • Lake Annette and Lake Edith are just a short walk from town, but they feel like worlds away.
  • What is Bighorn Alley Trail?
    • Jasper National Park's Bighorn Alley Trail leads visitors to a beach under the snow-capped peaks.
  • Where can visitors have a picnic in Jasper National Park?
    • Pyramid Lake and Patricia Lake are great spots for a picnic.
  • What is Pyramid Bench?
    • The trails around Pyramid Bench are open throughout the entire year and can be accessed by a ten-minute drive from Jasper or by a few hours of biking or walking.
  • How much time is needed to explore Jasper National Park?
    • A lifetime could be spent exploring the vast wilderness of Jasper National Park, but even half a day can still offer breathtaking experiences.
  • What is Maligne Lake Road?
    • Maligne Lake Road ventures through a valley towards Maligne Lake, offering breathtaking scenery.
  • What is Spirit Island?
    • Spirit Island is a well-known landmark at Maligne Lake, where visitors can take photographs of its stunning surroundings.
  • What are the best ways to experience Maligne Lake?
    • Visitors can explore the wilderness on an alpine hike or enjoy the stunning scenery on a boat tour.

3735 Trans-Canada Highway 16, Jasper, Alberta, Phone: 780-852-6176, Map

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