Local Attractions & Events | Jasper Inn & Suites

When you stay at Jasper Inn & Suites, you will be within minutes of local attractions, wildlife viewing, outdoor activities and major tourist attractions. With so many places to explore and things to do, Jasper is the perfect destination for adventurers and nature lovers alike.

For those passionate about running, cycling, and sports, plan your visit around exciting events like the Jasper Canadian Rockies Half Marathon, Gran Fondo, and Banff Jasper Relay. Families will love exploring Jasper’s stunning lakes—some top choices include Medicine Lake, Patricia Lake, Lakes Edith and Annette, Pyramid Lake, and Lac Beauvert.

Art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the local culture at the Jasper Library and Cultural Centre or visit Mountain Galleries at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. Jasper also hosts a selection of festivals and events year-round, such as the Jasper Winter Pride Festival, Jasper Dark Sky Festival, Jasper in January, Parks Day, Christmas in November, and the Aloha Cup.

Maligne Adventures

For an unforgettable outdoor experience during your stay, consider booking an outing with Maligne Adventures. They offer a wide range of activities, from scenic hikes and wildlife tours to thrilling white-water rafting. Explore the beautiful landscapes of Jasper National Park with expert guides who bring you closer to Jasper’s natural wonders. Whether you’re hoping to spot wildlife, hike through the Rockies, or navigate river rapids, Maligne Adventures provides exciting ways to make the most of your Jasper visit.

Marmot Basin Ski Area

Marmot Basin is a world-class destination for skiing and snowboarding, offering expansive terrain suitable for all skill levels. With a range of amenities — including a lounge, daycare, ski school, restaurants, shops, equipment rentals, and convenient bus transportation — Marmot Basin ensures a seamless and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Skating

Imagine gliding across a frozen lake surrounded by mountain views in the middle of one of Canada's most beautiful National Parks. Jasper offers several spots for outdoor skating and even a pick-up game of hockey in the fresh mountain air. Popular spots include Mildred Lake at Jasper Park Lodge and Pyramid Lake, each providing a stunning backdrop for your adventure. Bring your own skates or rent locally and make memories with family and friends as you skate through Jasper’s natural playground.

X-country Skiing

Jasper National Park offers a variety of cross-country ski trails for all levels. Stay close to town with a few laps at Whistler Campground, explore the pipeline trail to the west, or venture 45 minutes to Maligne Lake for incredible views. Whichever route you choose, you’ll enjoy beautifully maintained trails by Parks Canada. Equipment rentals are available in town, so you can easily get started on your adventure. For information on trail reports, visit Parks Canada.

Ice Climbing

Jasper National Park is a must-visit for ice climbers. Whether you're a seasoned climber or have ice climbing on your bucket list, Jasper’s winter playground offers plenty of thrilling options. Explore the frozen walls of Maligne Canyon, Tangle Falls, or The Edge of the World for unforgettable experiences. These stunning locations offer ice adventures for all ages. For more information, visit rockaboo.ca.

Athabasca Falls

Located about 30 minutes south of Jasper on Highway 93, Athabasca Falls is a must-see attraction in Jasper National Park. This famous waterfall cascades over the upper Athabasca River, offering breathtaking views and photo opportunities. Enjoy a short, self-guided walk along the interpretive trails that provide unique vantage points of the falls and the surrounding rugged canyon. Athabasca Falls is one of the park’s most impressive natural wonders, showcasing the beauty and strength of the Rockies.

Jasper Skytram

Start your visit to Jasper with an unforgettable ride on the Jasper SkyTram, the longest and highest guided aerial tramway in Canada. This sky-high trip, perfect for the whole family, offers a panoramic view of mountain ranges, numerous lakes, glacial-fed rivers and the town of Jasper. Plan on an early morning or evening visit for the best light to take pictures and avoid crowds. Jasper SkyTram operates from late March to the end of October.

Columbia Icefield

Discover the power of nature on the Glacier Adventure—the must-do experience in the Canadian Rockies. At the heart of the incredible Icefields Parkway is one of the largest non-polar ice fields in the world. Here, you’ll travel on a massive Ice Explorer to a place where you can walk on, feel and drink from the Athabasca Glacier. Then, take a jaw-dropping walk along the glass-floored Glacier Skywalk at the cliff’s edge.

Hiking In Jasper National Park

From late April to late October, Jasper National Park transforms into a hiker's paradise. With over 1,000 kilometers of trails, this park offers everything from leisurely strolls to rugged backcountry hikes, many of them starting right near Jasper townsite. Explore alpine meadows, dense forests, and stunning mountain vistas, making every hike a new adventure. Whether you’re a casual walker or a seasoned hiker, Jasper’s trails promise jaw-dropping scenery and unforgettable experiences in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.

Miette Hot Springs

Known as the hottest natural hot springs in the Canadian Rockies, Miette Hot Springs is just 55 kilometres east and south of Jasper on Highway 16 towards Edmonton. There are towel rentals, swimsuits, a snack bar and a restaurant. It’s a great place for an outing with the family! Miette Hot Springs operates seasonally from May to October.

Mount Edith Cavell

Take a winding, scenic alpine road to Mount Edith Cavell lookout point. Enjoy an easy walk to high altitudes along the short interpretive path to the foot of the Angel Glacier hike. It’s a great way to exercise and see some natural beauty along the way.

Wild Current Outfitters

Discover Jasper’s lakes and rivers with Wild Current Outfitters. This company offers guided canoe trips on Jasper’s scenic lakes and multi-day rafting adventures on the Snake Indian River, providing an immersive backcountry experience. With a focus on combining historical and traditional travel methods, Wild Current Outfitters crafts personalized tours tailored to your interests. It’s a fantastic way to explore the natural beauty of Jasper National Park. For more information, visit wildcurrentoutfitters.ca.

Ice Fields Parkway – Highway 93

Widely considered one of the most scenic highways in the world, the Icefields Parkway stretches from Jasper to Lake Louise, providing a direct route to Banff and Calgary. This 232-kilometer journey offers stunning views of glaciers, turquoise lakes, and majestic peaks, making it a perfect adventure for exploring the Canadian Rockies with friends and family.

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