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!
What to expect at the ski hill
This article includes information from the 2020 winter season. For current mountain operations and visitor information, visit Marmot Basin.
What to expect at restaurants
In-restaurant dining is currently closed, but most local eateries are offering expansive menus of delicious take-out options.
What to expect at stores
Retail locations are operating at 15% capacity, with additional sidewalk pick-up and online ordering options.
What to expect at hotels
Hotels are open, and many offer curbside check-in. Most don’t have elevators, so there's no need to navigate small, heavily trafficked spaces. The four cabin-style accommodations that are open in winter allow you to enjoy your own space far from other travelers. In hotel spas and fitness centers are no longer open (restaurants are only offering take-out).
When in Jasper, please remember to:
- Travel with members of your household only
- Wear a mask in all indoor and outdoor public places, and wherever it is difficult to maintain a two-metre distance from others
- Learn the options and follow the current rules for each business you visit
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