
Jasper's Connector Trails
Jasper National Park
These easy multi-use trails provide opportunities to explore and access areas close to the town of Jasper.
Map A: Around Town (PDF 2.225 MB)
Where are you headed today?
Whistlers or Wapiti Campgrounds
Follow: Wapiti Trail
MAP A & B
Trail 12 (easy); 4.7 km one way; no elevation gain; 1-2 hours
Trailhead: The junction of Connaught Drive and Highway 93A North/Hazel Avenue
Lakes Annette and Edith
Follow: Bighorn Alley
MAP A & B
Trail 13 (easy); 4.3 km one way; 33 m elevation gain; 1-2 hours
Trailhead: The north-east end of the Jasper Discovery Trail
This trail provides access to lakes Annette and Edith via the Moberly Bridge on Highway 16. Use caution when crossing the highway.
Lake Annette from Jasper Park Lodge
Follow: Woodpecker Trail
MAP A
Trails 18 (easy); 2.8 km one way; minimal elevation gain; 1 hour
Trailheads: Lake Annette parking lot or Jasper Park Lodge
Old Fort Point and Jasper Park Lodge
Follow: Red Squirrel Trail
MAP A & B
Trail 14 (easy); 1 km one way; no elevation gain; 1 hour
Trailhead: From Wapiti trail at the junction of Highway 16 and 93A North
Part of the trail is adjacent to the Athabasca River, while part is on the lac Beauvert access road.
Pyramid Bench
Follow: Pyramid Trail
MAP A & B
Trails 15 (moderate); 5.4 km one way; 118 m elevation gain; 1-2 hours
Trailheads: Jasper Activity Centre parking lot, near start of Pyramid Lake Road
Use this connector as your gravel freeway to the Pyramid Bench trail system.
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