Top Things to do in Jasper National Park
Top 10 Things to do Good for Kids in Jasper National Park, Canadian Rockies
Discover the best top things to do in Jasper National Park, Alberta including Jasper Raft Tours, Jasper's Whitewater Rafting Company, Jasper Tour Company, Jasper Rafting Adventures, Mount Edith Cavell Trail, Jasper Hikes & Tours, Athabasca Glacier, Athabasca Falls, SunDog Transportation and Tours, Jasper Information Centre.
Restaurants in Jasper National Park
1. Jasper Raft Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 279 reviews
We offer scenic float trips for the whole family. Give us a call for more details
2. Jasper's Whitewater Rafting Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 407 reviews
Our company offers tours for everyone, from the hesitant first timers, to the more daring white water enthusiasts. Let the natural beauty of the rivers create lasting memories, while you play in the company of our experienced guides. Let our family take care of your family.
3. Jasper Tour Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 371 reviews
Jasper Tour Company offers fun, adventurous, sightseeing trips in Jasper National Park. Whether it's a visit up the Maligne Valley to see her crown jewel, Spirit Island, a winter's walk through the depths of the frozen Magline Canyon, or a search for some of the Rocky Mountains wild inhabitants such as bears, any adventure with the Jasper Tour Company can be described as "simply the best!".
4. Jasper Rafting Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 750 reviews
We offer Class II and Class III white water rafting trips in Jasper National Park. Explore the beauty of the Athabasca Valley and learn its history, all while experiencing a white water adventure.
5. Mount Edith Cavell Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By JayY_Canada
Best things about the hike: - Begins at fairly high elevation (1700+ meters) - not much effort before getting above the tree line - Awesome views: glacier, lake, mountain peaks, blue sky - Wild flowers (even late in the season) - Pikas and mountain marmots (they are not as shy as those we saw in other places; you can get a really close-up view) - Moderate efforts: took us 4 hours round trip to the highest point of the trail and back; this is with extended lunch and animal viewing stops; we are moderately active and only average in fitness level. - The pay-off is excellent for you effort. (It takes a lot more work to get this kind of view elsewhere.) Things to be prepared for: - Bug repellent (even this late in the season) - Prepare for changing weather (hot, cold, windy, rainy); but "marginal weather" often produces the most spectacular views. - Sturdy hiking shoes and/or hiking poles help; the upper part of the trail could be a little slippery/scary for some. - Could be crowded; (not so much this year due to COVID perhaps) - No outhouses once you leave the parking lot; time your "needs" for a 4+hr walk. - Bring your long lens if you are into animal photography
6. Jasper Hikes & Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 73 reviews
We are a small, locally owned guiding business, that provide unique adventure tours. Join Joy & Sean on Maligne Canyon Ice Walks, snowshoeing and AST 1 avalanche skills courses in the winter as well as rock climbing instruction, interpretive hiking and sightseeing tours in the summer. All tours and programs are set in beautiful Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. We are thrilled to share our passion for the outdoors with others, so come join us on a Jasper adventure!
7. Athabasca Glacier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 927 reviews
The snow never melts on this glacier, a major tourist attraction.
Reviewed By Fee_n_Gaz
Take the huge bus up to the glacier for a walk then walk out over the canyon using the glass bridge. Great staff on the bus keeping you entertained and amazing sights, well worth a visit.
8. Athabasca Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5,708 reviews
A spectacular waterfall in Jasper National Park.
Reviewed By BrittanyMExplores - Winnipeg, Canada
Athabasca Falls is located approximately 30 minutes south of the town of Jasper along the scenic Icefields Parkway. It is a place definitely worth stopping and exploring. There were a network of paved pathways leading to various areas overlooking the waterfalls and viewpoints of the deep and narrow canyon. Athabasca Falls was powerful and gorgeous waterfall with a stunning backdrop of forests, mountains and the river flowing through as huge volumes of water rushed down into the canyon. There were a few lookout points offering different views of the falls along the trails. I visited on a sunny afternoon and the area was quite crowded with some of the lookout areas being very small, so I had to wait my turn in order to get up front and take photos. The pathways were interesting to explore and one of them led through a narrow section between two walls of the canyon with stairs carved into the rocks. There were some great vantage points overlooking the river and the canyon to see where the water had eroded the rock to create caves and unique rock formations over many years. Athabasca Falls was a wonderful area to discover, admire the natural beauty and take plenty of photos. The parking lot was large and could accommodate quite a few vehicles. It would probably be best to visit in the morning during the summer season before the crowds of people show up. If you’re driving the Icefields Parkway, definitely stop here.
9. SunDog Transportation and Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 665 reviews
SunDog Transportation and Tour Co. offers airport shuttles, private transportation and sightseeing tours between Calgary, Edmonton, Jasper, Lake Louise and Banff.
10. Jasper Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 642 reviews
This historic building houses the visitor's center for Japer National Park.
Reviewed By nyalta - Bedford, United Kingdom
The weather was wet and cloud cover low so we visited the information centre for suggestions of things to do in the drizzly rain. The staff were excellent, very knowledgeable and keen to help the visitors. We left armed with a trail map marked with the recommended hikes and some bear spray in case our walks in the woods stumbled across a bear - we didn’t although did see bears by the roadside from our car. The parks staff have all the latest information on areas closed due to animal activity so a good place to start any trip to Jasper.
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