Jasper Travel Guide

Nestled in Canada’s Alberta province, Jasper has breathtaking scenery and a population of less than 5,000 people. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, forests and lakes, the alpine town is an outdoor haven for any traveler.

Things to Do in Jasper

Only a road away from Jasper, explore a snippet of the Canadian Rockies in Jasper National Park, complete with glaciers, waterfalls and canyons. Soak in the rugged landscape and get immersed in the unspoiled wilderness -- a truly picturesque excursion for people of all ages and capabilities.

Best Time to Visit Jasper

Popular all year round for visitors, Jasper is great for hiking and golfing in the summer with maximum temperatures of 70, and skiing and sledding in the winter, with temperatures dropping to a chilly 15.

Cabins in Jasper

The easy-going alpine town of Jasper is the place to explore the real Rockies. A stay in Jasper offers some incredible activities, tours, and sightseeing. Jasper maintains its appeal by being unpretentious -- originally a railway town, it's lucky enough to be surrounded by some of the most picturesque wilderness in the world. Relax in the hot springs, discover natural gorges, soar over the town and peaks in a cable car, enjoy world-class cuisine, and much more.

The biggest draw to the town is its proximity to the incredible Jasper National Park, the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, with 10,87800 hectares of mountain wilderness. There are a huge range of trails to embark on as well as the incredibly impressive Canadian Icefields, which is accessible by road. Skiing is also popular in the park at Marmot basin, or you could try your luck at spotting wildlife such as grizzly bears, moose, caribou, and wolves.

When it comes to places to stay, Jasper cabin rentals are the top choice, giving guests the freedom to explore at their own pace. There are many vacation rentals available, from log cabins to apartments, all coming with a full kitchen and living space.