Discover the best of Jasper with Rocky Mountaineer’s recommended dining, attractions, and experiences.
Distances are approximate and measured from the Visitor Centre.
GUEST CENTRES
If you need assistance during your stay, please visit one of our Rocky Mountaineer Guest Centres or contact our Guest Experience Centre at 1.800.653.4105.
Please refer to your final travel documents for information about your itinerary, tours and add-ons. Scan for Guest Centre hours and locations.
QUICK FACTS
VISITOR CENTRE
The Jasper Park Information Centre is located at 500 Connaught Dr. National Parks Passes can be purchased here.
WILDLIFE
Wildlife like bears, elk, sheep, and moose are often seen in Jasper. Keep your distance, never feed or approach animals, and follow Parks Canada guidelines to stay safe and protect wildlife.
PARK PASS
A National Park Pass is required when entering a national park in Canada. If you have booked a package with us, your parks pass may already be included in your travel documents.
ROCKY MOUNTAINEER INSIDER’S TIP
“Experience Jasper like a local, visit the Jasper SkyTram for the first ride up, when the crowds have yet to come.”
Tamar Couture, Guest Experience Manager
DESTINATION GUIDE
ATTRACTIONS
Experience Jasper’s must-see tourist attractions. Review your final travel documents for tours and activities already included with your journey.
6 Warrior Women – Learn about local Indigenous culture. Wind down with fireside chats or take a guided plant walk to uncover natural food and medicines. Multiple locations, visit warriorwomen.ca to learn more.
7 Jasper Museum – Experience the rich history of Jasper through local artifacts, photos and displays. 400 Bonhomme St.
8 Jasper Planetarium – See amazing views of Jasper’s night skies from the world’s second-largest Dark Sky Preserve. 1 Old Lodge Rd.
9 Jasper SkyTram – Soar up Whistlers Mountain and explore the high alpine. At the peak, you’ll take in panoramic views of Jasper National Park from a 2,263-metre elevation. Whistlers Rd.
EAT & DRINK
Savour a taste of the Rockies with locally sourced ingredients and hearty mountain fare.
10 Jasper Brewing Company – Modern brewery offering craft beers and elevated pub fare. ($–$$) 624 Connaught Dr.
11 Lostlands Cafe – Cozy cafe with made-from-scratch food, smoothies, and coffee. ($) 610 Connaught Dr.
12 The Maligne Range – Canadian whisky distillery with smoked meats and local delicacies. ($$–$$$) 604 Connaught Dr.
13 Jasper Food Tours – Visit four local restaurants and taste four handpicked dishes. To book, visit jasperfoodtours.com. ($$) Departs from 500 Connaught Dr.
14 Terra – Inspired by the rawness of Jasper, seasonal menus feature locally farmed and foraged ingredients. ($$–$$$) 200 Connaught Dr.
Due to high visitor numbers, we highly recommend making dinner reservations in advance of travel, with the exception of rail travel days, as Rocky Mountaineer is occasionally subject to unforeseen delays, and arrival times cannot be guaranteed.
EXPLORE MORE
Make the most of your time in Jasper and explore the lakes, trails, and relaxing experiences the region has to offer.
15 Fairmont Spa at Jasper Park Lodge – Award-winning Rocky Mountain refuge with indoor and outdoor pools, eucalyptus steam room, and Finnish-style sauna. 1 Old Lodge Rd.
16 Lac Beauvert – Explore one of Jasper’s most stunning lakes, offering mountain views and easy trails. Paddle around the “beautiful green” (“beau vert”) shores with boat rentals from The Boathouse at Jasper Park Lodge.
17 18 Patricia Lake & Pyramid Lake – These two lakes are found just outside the Jasper townsite and offer access to trail networks and frequent wildlife sightings. Be sure to visit the island in Pyramid Lake — easily reached via a short foot bridge.
19 Maligne Lake – Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and glaciers, Maligne Lake is the largest natural lake in the Rockies. Take a boat cruise on its azure waters and see the famous Spirit Island.
20 Icefields Parkway – Widely considered one of the most beautiful drives in the world, this 232 km scenic route weaves through the Rockies and connects Jasper to Banff National Park. Take a road trip and experience it for yourself.
SHOPPING
Gift shops and boutiques line Jasper’s main road, Connaught Dr. Here you’ll find handcrafted jewelry, unique keepsakes, mountain-inspired fashion, and classic Canadian treats.
TRANSPORTATION
Explore Jasper at your leisure with several options for getting around the region.
Jasper Transit – A 24-person shuttle bus connects multiple stops in Jasper National Park, including the town of Jasper, Pyramid Lake Lodge, Jasper Park Lodge, and Lake Annette. Visit jasper-alberta.ca/p/transit for details.
Car Rentals – Car rentals are available in Jasper. We recommend reserving car rentals in advance (especially if you plan to explore more of Jasper National Park) as vehicles can be in high demand.
Airport Transfers – The nearest airport is Edmonton International Airport (YEG), approximately a four-hour drive from Jasper. Transfers are available from SunDog Tours. Reservations are required.
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