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The Ice Odyssey at the Columbia Icefield offers an extraordinary glacier adventure, combining storytelling with exploration. Guests will embark on a 2-hour guided tour in a specialized all-terrain vehicle, navigating the breathtaking Athabasca Glacier. This small-group experience allows participants to disembark at exclusive locations, where they can walk on the glacier and engage with its fascinating history—from its formation to its role in NASA's research. Perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike, this low-impact tour emphasizes environmental preservation and provides an intimate connection to one of Canada’s natural wonders. - 2-hour guided tour with expert insights - Small groups of up to 10 guests for personalized attention - Exclusive glacier site access; walk on the Athabasca Glacier - Low-emission vehicles designed for rugged terrain
Price: $209.78
Duration: 2 hours
This guided tour takes you deep into the heart of the Maligne Valley, with scenic stops at breathtaking viewpoints. You will journey through areas of the park recently impacted by wildfires, your guide will share fascinating insights into the ecology of fire, the rebirth of the landscape, and its role in shaping the natural environment. The highlight of the tour is the opportunity to walk on ice at the bottom of one of Jasper’s deepest accessible canyons, located in an untouched and unimpacted part of the park. Surrounded by towering rock walls, the hidden Pleckaitis Canyon offers a serene and otherworldly setting. As you navigate this winding canyon, you’ll uncover the mysteries of its geology and learn about the rich history and ecology of the area.
Price: $67.70
Duration: 3 hours
E-bikes are comfortable pedal-assist urban-style bikes intended for paved paths and gravel. Based on the level of assist and terrain, you can ride between 60 and 100 km on a full battery. Use the comfortable Electra Vale Go and Townie Go, comfortable e-bikes designed for the rider looking to explore more, ride farther, and climb hills easier. These bikes are not suitable for technical trails.
Price: $83.06
Duration: 24 hours
In July 2024, a massive wildfire ripped through Jasper National Park, ravaging over 33,000 hectares of land. A year later, the 55-million-year-old land, without its canopy of leaves, reveals recovering flora, returning wildlife and a healthy future. On Wildfire Peak-Nic, you will be hiking 4 KM through the severely impacted site of the Complex Wildfire to one of Jasper’s prominent peaks. As your guide leads you through new growth forest emerging from the ash, you will learn to identify various species of plants, wildflowers and mushrooms, learn about history, geology, forestry, wildfires and observe wildlife from a safe distance. Once at the peak, you will take in 360-degree views of the different yet stunning vistas for miles and learn about the roles and benefits of a wildfire over a hot lunch with your guide. Beautiful in its own way, this is one-of-a-kind experience and a unique immersion into the aftermath of the powerful forces of nature.
Price: $127.47
Duration: 2 hours
Download the GuideAlong self-guided audio tour of Jasper National Park and unlock the secrets of its stunning mountains, lakes and canyons. As you drive, hear stories and tips play automatically based on your location, enhancing your exploration. Experience the dazzling heights of Jasper SkyTram, the depths of Maligne Canyon, the serene beauty of Maligne Lake, the soothing thermal waters of Miette Hot Springs, the historic charm of Old Fort Point, and the tranquil views at Pyramid and Patricia Lakes, all narrated to enrich your journey. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you. Stories, tips, & directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use Buy once, use forever! No expiry, includes free updates. Like having a tour guide along for the drive Purchase one tour per vehicle.
Price: $16.99
Duration: 10-11 hours
Our two-day fully-guided motorcoach tour takes you to many must-see attractions in the Canadian Rockies, allowing you to get up close and personal with the many jaw-dropping sceneries that you may have only seen in photos and videos.
Price: $1,275.82
Duration: 48 hours
Discover the magic of winter landscapes on a guided snowshoe tour to discover the secrets places of Jasper. This adventure could take you through snowy forests, frozen lakes, and tranquil mountain meadows. Whether you're an experienced snowshoer or trying it for the first time, our guide will help you navigate the terrain while providing fascinating insights into history, geology and ecology of the area, and the natural beauty of a snow-covered wilderness.
Price: $67.70
Duration: 3 hours
The Pyramid Lake Canoe Adventure with Wild Current Outfitters is an excellent way to start or finish your day in Jasper National Park. Join a small group, on a unique canoe adventure for couples, friends, and families, and be blown away by the numerous snowcapped peaks and the chance to see the wildlife that calls the area home. Keep an eye out for osprey, loons, muskrat, and beaver. Fingers-crossed, you may even see moose, bear, elk, deer, and wolves!
Price: $164.62
Duration: 3 hours
Starting at the base of Athabasca Falls and plunging through numerous rapids surrounded by high canyon walls, this Class 2+ whitewater adventure is ideal for tentative first timers and those looking for an exhilarating trip to suit the whole family. After the canyon stretch, the river opens out and rafters will enjoy sweeping views of the scenic Athabasca Valley providing the perfect balance of whitewater for an introductory level trip.
Price: $94.79
Duration: 3 hours
The Sunwapta River is the only Class III white water offered in Jasper National Park. The river is glacial fed and is great for first time rafters if you are looking to paddle hard, get soaked, and have a lot of fun! The river trip itself begins with a float where crews can practice their paddling technique before the show begins. Once the rapids start ,they just build and build until The Whopper soaks everyone just before the take out. All trips are in 6 person-guided rafts and all the necessary equipment is provided.
Price: $106.82
Duration: 2 hours
Join this 4-hour rock climbing session for an authentic mountain experience. Meet at your local operator's office in Jasper and travel a short distance to a perfect limestone wall next to the Athabasca river – Morro Slabs. Once at the site, you will receive some instruction on gear and techniques. Trips run daily from June 5 - September 15.
Price: $108.50
Duration: 4 hours
Create lasting memories on the white water rivers of Jasper on this 3-hour Athabasca River Canyon Run. Your guides are trained and committed to sharing incredible white water rafting experiences with you and your family. The magnificent scenery of the Canadian Rockies and Jasper National Park surrounds you while you raft. Look for wildlife along the river banks or simply enjoy the lively white water rapids.
Price: $94.69
Duration: 3 hours
Jasper is for Foodies… And for people who luuuvv their cocktails. The food culture in Jasper is eclectic and unique. From Canadian classics, locally brewed beers, wild game and globally inspired restos - there's something to tickle your palate. Join us on the Downtown Foodie Tour - a short guided walk over 3 hours where you will be visiting four restaurants and tasting four carefully handpicked dishes, each paired with an alcoholic beverage. Along the way you will learn about Jasper’s history and taking in some of the town’s tastiest tales.
Price: $121.22
Duration: 3 hours
This two hour round trip (~one hour on the water ) is our most popular trip, and has the longest season, early May to late September. Your adventure begins with a 10 minute float followed by Class II rapids. Class II is an excellent introduction to white water as it offers a mix of splashy thrills, and calm floats. Suitable for ages 5 and up. For groups larger than 8 people, please contact us before booking.
Price: $78.50
Duration: 2 hours
This one-way tour from Jasper to Lake Louise is the ultimate way to experience the biggest and best the Canadian Rockies has to offer! Your journey takes you past sweeping glaciers, immense waterfalls and shimmering mountain lakes. Your driver/guide will share stories and explain the geographical and historical significance of the region as you travel the famous Icefields Parkway. Enjoy a picnic lunch and admission to both the Glacier Adventure Tour and Glacier SkyWalk Tour at the Columbia Icefields. Don't forget your camera, as views and wildlife abound on this personalized small-group tour.
Price: $271.60
Duration: 10 hours
A fun, positive, personal and energetic show about Jasper where you will learn things about the town and have a great evening with a lot of laughter. This is the perfect evening activity if you want to have an amazing night out. Welcome drink (beer/pop/soda) included in the ticket! Visitors will see recognizable and funny scenes about Jasper and being on a trip in Jasper National Park. The two actors play skits about Jasper and tell you all the facts about Jasper you normally will never know. This indoor and local activity is a one of a kind here in Jasper in the evening. Perfect for couples, solo travellers, families and groups. This performance is located at The Stand Easy/Jasper Legion (401 Geikie Street).
Price: $29.89
Duration: 0 hours
Take an exhilarating ride down Jasper's mighty Fraser River on this whitewater rafting adventure. You'll have a heart-pumping time rafting down Class-3 rapids surrounded by awe-inspiring Canadian Rockies scenery. Keep an eye out for wildlife and seasonal spawning salmon!
Price: $104.25
Duration: 5 hours
Experience Jasper's Athabasca River Mile 5 run! Enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery on this 2-hour round trip adventure. The Athabasca River Mile 5 run is a perfect introduction to white water rafting, has plenty of splashes and stunning mountain vistas. It is a must-do family adventure in Jasper! Adventurers must be at least 5 years old and accompanied by an adult.
Price: $75.06
Duration: 2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: CAD
- Languages: English, French
- Climate: Subarctic
- Timezone: America/Edmonton
- Population: Approximately 4,590 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is from June to September for warm weather and outdoor activities, or December to March for winter sports.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Jasper generally require a valid visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) depending on their nationality. Citizens from the United States, European Union countries, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand typically do not need a visa for short tourist stays but must have an eTA if arriving by air. Other international travelers should check Canadian visa requirements before travel. Visa on arrival is not available; applications must be completed in advance.
About Jasper
Jasper is a stunning mountain town located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies within Jasper National Park, Alberta. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty, Jasper offers visitors a pristine wilderness experience with towering peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and abundant wildlife. It is less commercialized than some other national parks, providing a more tranquil and authentic connection to nature. The town serves as a gateway for outdoor enthusiasts seeking hiking, skiing, canoeing, and wildlife viewing. The dark sky preserve status makes Jasper a premier destination for stargazing. Visitors are drawn to its peaceful atmosphere, spectacular landscapes, and the opportunity to explore one of Canada’s largest protected wilderness areas. Jasper’s combination of rugged adventure and serene beauty makes it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and travelers seeking both excitement and relaxation.
Jasper Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Alberta
- Duration Range: 2-8 hours
- Group Size: Private or shared tours
- Difficulty Level: All Comfort Levels
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is from June to September for warm weather and outdoor activities, or December to March for winter sports. Pack layered clothing suitable for variable mountain weather, sturdy hiking boots, and insect repellent. Respect wildlife by keeping a safe distance and follow park regulations. Carry cash and cards, but credit cards are widely accepted. Stay hydrated and be prepared for sudden weather changes. Booking accommodations and tours in advance is advised during peak seasons.
Average Tour Price: $95
Lowest Price Tour: $55
Highest Price Tour: $250
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Important Tour Information
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
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Top Attractions
1. Maligne Lake – Famous for its stunning turquoise waters and Spirit Island, a must-see photographic spot. 2. Jasper SkyTram – Offers panoramic views of the Rockies from the summit of Whistlers Mountain. 3. Athabasca Falls – A powerful waterfall known for its scenic beauty and accessible viewing platforms. 4. Jasper National Park Visitor Centre – Provides educational exhibits on local wildlife, geology, and park history. 5. Pyramid Lake – A peaceful lake ideal for kayaking, canoeing, and picnicking with mountain views.
Popular Activities
Visitors can enjoy hiking on numerous trails ranging from easy walks to challenging backcountry routes. Wildlife watching is popular, with opportunities to see elk, bears, moose, and eagles. Winter sports include skiing, snowshoeing, and ice skating. Canoeing and kayaking on Jasper’s lakes provide serene water experiences. Cultural activities include visiting local art galleries, attending festivals, and exploring indigenous heritage sites. Stargazing tours are also a unique experience due to the dark sky preserve status.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Jasper’s food scene features hearty Canadian mountain cuisine with an emphasis on local game, fresh fish, and wild berries. Signature dishes include Alberta beef, bison burgers, and trout. Dining customs are casual but welcoming, with many restaurants offering cozy atmospheres and locally sourced ingredients. Must-try foods include bannock bread and maple syrup treats. Noteworthy restaurants include The Raven Bistro for contemporary Canadian fare and Jasper Brewing Company for craft beers and pub food.
Getting Around
Jasper is accessible by car via the Yellowhead Highway and by train on the VIA Rail Canadian route. The nearest major airport is Edmonton International Airport, about a four-hour drive away. Local transportation includes shuttle services, taxis, and bike rentals. Walking is popular within the town due to its compact size. Costs for local transit are moderate, but renting a car is recommended for exploring the wider park area.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is from June to September for warm weather and outdoor activities, or December to March for winter sports. Pack layered clothing suitable for variable mountain weather, sturdy hiking boots, and insect repellent. Respect wildlife by keeping a safe distance and follow park regulations. Carry cash and cards, but credit cards are widely accepted. Stay hydrated and be prepared for sudden weather changes. Booking accommodations and tours in advance is advised during peak seasons.
Culture & Customs
Jasper’s culture is deeply connected to nature and indigenous heritage. Visitors should respect local customs such as quiet appreciation of wildlife and natural surroundings. The community celebrates events like the Jasper Dark Sky Festival and Indigenous cultural days. Politeness and friendliness are typical social norms. It is customary to tip service staff around 15-20%. Environmental conservation is a shared value, so minimizing waste and following Leave No Trace principles is important.
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