

Keep watch for wildlife, as the area is a popular haunt for bears, mountain goats, bighorn sheep and more. Take some time to drive down the Icefields Parkway for stunning scenery, waterfall hikes and a thrilling adventure on the Columbia Icefield Skywalk. The summer days are long in Jasper, so you'll have plenty of time to fill them with your favourite activities.Īugust is the pinnacle of summer fun in the Canadian Rockies - from golf and horseback riding to whitewater rafting and mountain climbing. Seek solitude on the mountain trails or embrace the tranquility of Pyramid Lake with an early-morning paddle. The patios are sun-drenched and bustling, and the town is abuzz with activity.
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July marks the official summer season in Jasper, and all outdoor adventures are in full swing. There's much to see and do.Ĭelebrate Canada Day in the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies.

Explore mountain trails on foot or by bike. Take a drive to Maligne Lake Road for exceptional sighting opportunities and to experience the majesty of Spirit Island on the Maligne Lake Cruise. It's an excellent time for wildlife watching, especially in the early morning and dusk hours. However, all summer tours and attractions are open this month, and spring finally reaches the high alpine. Like May, June in Jasper presents an assortment of weather. The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course opens in early May, and the Stanley Thompson-designed course offers an unforgettable golfing experience set against beautiful mountain scenery. It’s also the perfect season to book a tee time at one of the Canada’s best golf courses. Trees begin to create a canopy of green, wildflowers bloom and Jasper's hibernating wildlife make their annual appearance.

With the snowmelt comes rushing rivers and waterfalls, as new life bursts in the national park. Weather conditions fluctuate in April - from sunshine to snow to rain - so you'll want to pack for almost every season. Jasper Pride Festival is also held this month, and you'll find events and activities commemorating the festival both on the hill and in town. It's a party on the mountain as the season nears its end. Warmer temperatures also create an entirely different skiing experience at Marmot Basin. In April, Jasper welcomes spring into the valley. Tour the downtown culinary scene, stroll the Pyramid Lake shoreline, then indulge in a treatment at Spa Jasper in town. At the end of the month, take a ride up Whistlers Mountain on the Jasper SkyTram - the view from the top is jaw-dropping. Bring your camera and head off on a self-guided photo tour - Jasper's sunsets are incredible. As the weather warms and the days stretch longer, you'll want to spend more time exploring the outdoors. Skiing, tobogganing, cross-country skiing, al fresco ice skating, snowshoeing and fat-tire biking are some of the activities awaiting your discovery in March. Not only does the experience include a hike amidst towering frozen falls and ice caves in Jasper's deepest accessible canyon, but it also comes with a delicious smokehouse lunch at Maligne Canyon Wilderness Kitchen. If you're looking for a picturesque adventure off the slopes, a guided Maligne Canyon Icewalks tour is a must. Après slope-side or back in town at the Jasper Brewing Company. Marmot's diverse terrain offers runs for every ability, making it perfect for families.

Try some tricks in one of the two terrain parks, play in trees, whip down a groomer or glide through an alpine bowl. Head to Marmot Basin to ski or board on five mountain faces. Jasper in February promises epic powder and a quiet mountain escape. Visit during this time to save on hotels, activities and restaurants and participate in the celebration. The new year also marks the town's beloved Jasper in January festival. Think snow-draped trees, shimmering frozen waterfalls and a dazzling starlit sky. However, cool temperatures create a magical winter wonderland. To inspire your wanderlust, here are some of Jasper's hallmark highlights, month-by-month:īundle up January is crisp in the Canadian Rockies. It merely depends on the experience you're craving. As such, there's no "best time" to visit Jasper. Jasper's beauty also never wanes, and the park's sheer size ensures there's always something new to discover. Every season here is unique, with each month providing a wealth of activities. Jasper National Park boasts bold Canadian Rockies scenery and brims with year-round outdoor adventure.
