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Plan your visit
Jasper National Park
Spanning over 11,000 square kilometres, Jasper is the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies. Known for its vast wilderness, majestic peaks, abundant wildlife and outstanding natural beauty, visitors from all over Canada and round the world travel here to experience this very special place.
Accessibility
Accessible trails, campgrounds, facilities and experiences, parking, day-use areas.
Avalanche information
Avalanche bulletin, warnings, terrain ratings, forecasting and more.
Camping and overnight accommodations
Campgrounds, Parks Canada and commercial accommodations.
Trail condition report
What to know before you hike or backpack: conditions, warnings and closures, and more.
Road updates
What to know before travel: up-to-date road information and seasonal road access.
Brochures and publications
Area and campgrounds maps, travel guides, summer and winter guides, and safety publications.
Summer crowds
Here are some tips and tricks for visiting the most popular places in the park.
Fees
Visitor fees, camping, fishing, and more. Free admission for youth.
Hours of operation
Open year-round, information centre and desk hours of operation.
Facilities and services
Weddings, meetings, group campground, and event rentals.
Weather
Seasonal and local weather, webcams, and trends.
National Park Regulations
Rules and laws designed for the protection of the National Park, and preservation and maintenance of public peace.
Safety and guidelines
Safety is everyone's responsibility. Be informed and prepared on wildlife safety, mountain safety, and more.
Reservations
Make a reservation for campsites, accommodations and facilities.
Fire information and updates
Information on managing fire in Jasper National Park.
How to get here
Directions
Jasper National Park is situated in Alberta, 370 km (192 mi) west of Edmonton, 404 km (256 mi) northwest of Calgary and 805 km (500 mi) northeast of Vancouver. Stretching 232 km between Lake Louise and the town of Jasper, the Icefields Parkway (93 North) travels through the heart of the Canadian Rockies.
For the most up-to-date road information:
- Check www.511.alberta.ca or dial 511 (in Alberta only)
- Check www.drivebc.ca or dial 1-800-550-4997
Facilities and services
Accessible services
Bank or ATM
Beaches
Charging station
Bus parking
Dogs on leash
Gift shop
Information
Lookout
Parking
Picnic area
Picnic shelter
Playground
Restaurant or café
Restrooms
Wi-Fi
Features
Winter in Jasper
From snow-covered mountain peaks to lightly dusted forests, Jasper is a winter wonderland adventure.
Icefields Parkway in winter
Incredible snow peaked mountains, ancient glaciers, ice covered lakes and winter wildlife. Snow tires are mandatory on the Icefields Parkway from November 1 to April 1.
Wildlife
Wildlife spotting is one of the thrills of visiting Jasper. Observe from a distance with binoculars or a telephoto lens.
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