Buy your National Park Pass on jasper.travel and skip the line into Jasper
Buy online, print at home, arrive in Jasper and skip the line to go straight into adventure.
To explore Jasper National Park (and all the rest of Canada’s national parks), visitors must have a National Park Pass. This entry fee goes toward supporting visitor services and facilities, ensuring a healthy and clean destination for everyone who wishes to explore these natural wonderlands.
Enjoy Jasper from afar with these scenic livestreams
To have a great Jasper experience, it’s generally a prerequisite that you be in Jasper. But in a time when that might not be an option for many people, there are still ways to enjoy your favourite mountain town and national park.
Best take-out dining options in Jasper
After a day of outdoor explorations, any food is bound to tickle the taste buds. But a meal prepared by one of Jasper talented local chefs will elevate the occasion to something truly special. Not in Jasper? Get a gift card to use on your next visit!
What to expect in Jasper this winter
Jasper's wide open spaces will be here when you’re ready. If a visit to Jasper is in your plans, please stay with members of your household, wear a mask and be respectful of the public health restrictions in place. Let’s help keep Jasper safe!
7 winter wonders of Jasper National Park
Renowned for their physical beauty and meaningful heritage, these seven spots are truly wonders of the Rockies. While many of them are stunning at any time of year, winter is when a few of them really shine. If you’ve been crafting a list of winter must-do's, these spots (as well as the unique ways to explore them) are guaranteed to give some sparkle to your seasonal memories.
Marmot Basin ski resort is open! Here’s what to know about the 2020/21 season.
On November 12, one of Canada’s best ski resorts will start welcoming skiers and snowboarders back to Jasper. All the things that people love about Marmot Basin – the lack of lift lines, the crowd-free slopes, the affordability – will remain for the 2020/21 season, but there will be a few COVID-19 compliant changes on the mountain to help keep guests and staff safe.
