Activities and experiences

Jasper National Park

Jasper offers breathtaking sites and memorable experiences.

Adventurers can take advantage of alpine day hikes, incredible backcountry locations, adrenaline pumping mountain biking and great paddling. For a more relaxed pace, take in one of the many scenic drives, picnic amongst majestic peaks, and enjoy unique wildlife viewing. Winter highlights include snowshoeing, skiing on groomed trails, fat biking, skating and more!

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Free admission and discounted overnight stays

The Canada Strong Pass is back! Enjoy free admission and 25% off camping and overnight stays with Parks Canada from June 19 to September 7, 2026.

Summer in Jasper National Park

Find your connection to this special place by exploring one or all of our five spectacular regions or visiting our famous red chair locations.

Interpretive programs and activities

Explore the exciting lineup of interpretive programming for the summer of 2026!

Camping

Jasper is a wonder of rugged backcountry and scenic frontcountry adventure.

Jasper National Park's Dark Sky Preserve

Jasper National Park is the second largest dark sky preserve in the world!

Jasper's Connector Trails

A connector trail network links the Town of Jasper to nearby campgrounds, popular swimming lakes and beaches.

Glaciers and icefields

Explore the glaciers in Jasper's through maps, photos, research highlights, and experiences curated for the International Year of Glacier Preservation.

Stay on designated trails

Please stay on designated trails and respect all closures as there may be partial trail closures where work is still needed.

Tree assessment and dangerous tree removal have only been completed on designated trails and areas marked as open. Wandering off trails can harm delicate ecosystems and also puts you at risk.

Closures and relevant trail information is shared on the Jasper National Park Trail Conditions page.

Post-wildfire burn area safety