Blog

As the entry point to epic adventure, Jasper is the perfect place to check some long-awaited adventures off your bucket list. We challenge you to venture beyond your comfort zone and plan a truly unique winter getaway!

When it’s not charming people with its stunning views, this beloved ski spot (known locally as ‘the hill’) is winning accolades far and wide. It was just ranked by Home-To-Go as the best, most affordable ski resort in North America and helped establish Jasper as the best ski town on the continent.

Is there anything that gives the warm fuzzies quite like cuddling up next to a crackling fireplace in a log cabin while snow falls gently outside the window? There are nearly 500 cabins to rent in Jasper, ranging from cozy riverside cabins to luxurious log refuges that British royalty have stayed in, but most of them aren’t open through the winter. Pair heritage aesthetic with modern comforts in a beautiful home-away-from-home, and take part in our longstanding cabin culture by booking a stay in one of these year-round havens.

Just because the mercury’s feeling low doesn’t mean you have to. If the winter blah’s are dragging you down, spice things up with these unique must-tries in Jasper National Park.

There are lots of ways to explore the national park. Driving, hiking, rafting, paddling all have their benefits, but for Elissa Cummings, there’s no better mode of transportation than mountain biking. For her, it combines the best of everything. You’re fully out in nature instead of stuck to a highway. You can cover more trail in less time. You’re in control of your own machine.

This iconic Great Canadian Lodge is more than just an opulent place to lay your head at night — it’s an experience that creates lasting memories surrounded by nature and wildlife. And this year is the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge's centennial.