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Stay and Play at Jasper’s Resorts

Katherine
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Written by Katherine Speur

Offering comfortable accommodations and activities for adventurers of all levels, Jasper’s resorts are where amazing personal expeditions begin.

Pyramid Lake Resort

Pyramid Lake Resort is the only resort in Jasper with immediate access to the tranquil Pyramid Lake; a picturesque setting on a terraced hillside surrounded by the Canadian Rockies. This Chalet-Style Alpine resort is open year-round and features 62 guest rooms with views of both Pyramid Lake and Pyramid Mountain and offers a wide variety of accommodation styles including kitchenettes and loft suites.

In the summer season, Pyramid Lake Resort offers onsite kayak, canoe, paddleboat and mountain bike rentals. Located 5km up Pyramid Lake Road, Pyramid Lake Resort offers exceptional opportunities to explore the Pyramid bench on one of the many nearby multi-use trails. Hourly, half-day and full day rates are available for mountain bikes! Winter brings out the best of outdoor activities on their frozen lake including skating, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and horse drawn sleigh rides.

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, situated in Alberta's magnificent Jasper National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites visitors to experience their Great Canadian Lodge, surrounded by nature and abundant wildlife. Experience this 700 acre year-round luxury mountain resort which wraps around the shores of pristine Lac Beauvert and Canada's #1 Golf Resort. After an active day outdoors, rejuvenate at the luxurious Fairmont Spa, inspired by the energy and beauty of Jasper National Park.

The boathouse, located on the shores of Lac Beauvert, is your one stop shop for adventure related activities. The boathouse is open April through October, weather permitting. Hourly and daily rental rates are available for mountain bikes and cruisers for the entire family! The clubhouse also offers a variety of rentals in the wintertime, including: skates, toboggans, cross country skis, snowshoes and fat bikes.

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