Jasper National Park, Alberta

serenity in the Canadian rockies

Jasper National Park is the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, spanning 10,878 km² (4200 mi²). It’s located in the province of Alberta, connected to Banff National Park through the scenic Icefields Parkway road. Jasper includes the glaciers of the Columbia Icefields, hot springs, lakes, waterfalls, mountains and just about every type of Canadian critter you can imagine.

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Jasper National Park, Alberta

Visit Jasper National Park is a place for the adventurer. The largest National park in the Canadian Rockies covers 11,000 square miles and contains jagged mountains. Here you are surrounded by bright turquoise lakes and spectacular scenery.

Where is Jasper National Park?

You will find Jasper in western Alberta. You’ll know you’ve arrived when you reach the jagged mountain tops and breathtaking views you’ll be compelled to pull-over to snap a picture of. You will reach this spectacular National Park by driving the Icefields Parkway, a scenic road taking you past ancient glaciers and huge waterfalls. Don’t leave the Icefields parkway without a visit to the glowing Peyto Lake. The lake looks surreal with its bright blue glistening water.

What to do in Jasper National Park?

There are guided tours to take you through the park which explain the geology and wildlife you will discover. Cougars, wolves, bears and other wildlife can be seen here. Venture out to Maligne Lake where you can enjoy all sorts of out door activities, go for a hike or visit the famous Spirit Island.