It may be too early to lay fresh tracks, but that’s not stopping these guys from starting their day.
Grizzly Bear
Grizzlies are quite plentiful in Jasper. Most of the backcountry wilderness in the park is subalpine forest, alpine tundra or rock and ice -- more suited to grizzlies than to black bears. Visitors are more likely to see black bears, however, because black bears frequent the low-lying valleys that our park roads run through.
Visitors hoping to spot a grizzly can drive the Icefields Parkway, or hike the Tonquin and Maligne Valleys, but extreme caution should be taken if a bear is encountered. Grizzly bears are unpredictable and are clearly capable of injuring people; please give these beautiful bears lots of space and warning if you are in their areas.
You are in bear country
Bear update
If you encounter a bear






