Jasper Travel Guide

Stanley Thompson's masterpiece winds through the Canadian Rockies with fairways framed by snow-capped peaks and alpine lakes. Reserve an early morning tee time to glimpse elk grazing along this mountain course.

This emerald-green glacier-fed lake lives up to its French name meaning "beautiful green" with stunning mountain reflections. Rent a kayak or stroll the peaceful 4 km shoreline trail for wildlife spotting opportunities.

This historic log-and-stone building serves as the essential hub for exploring Jasper National Park. Inside, knowledgeable staff provide trail maps, permits, and insider tips to enhance your mountain adventure.

This multifaceted recreation hub offers year-round activities from ice skating to swimming in modern facilities. Visitors can enjoy a full day of active pursuits while escaping Jasper's outdoor elements when needed.

Stanley Thompson's masterpiece weaves challenging fairways through the Canadian Rockies' dramatic landscape. Reserve early to play this world-ranked course while enjoying panoramic mountain views and wildlife encounters.

Housed in a historic 1926 Royal Canadian Mounted Police building, Jasper Municipal Library blends heritage with modern amenities. Browse its collection or connect to Alberta's network while enjoying the cosy atmosphere.

Delve into Jasper's captivating past through exhibits on Indigenous heritage, fur trade, and railway history. The museum's intimate galleries showcase rotating local art alongside permanent historical collections.

The Den showcases Jasper National Park's wildlife through 100+ taxidermy specimens in lifelike dioramas. Visitors can examine bears, moose, and cougars up close while learning about local fauna.