Hotels in Jasper

Visit Jasper in winter. It is a great little town in the heart of stunning mountain landscapes. I had 7 activity filled says here. A variety of winter activities are very accessible. Plenty of rental stores to hire snow shoes,cross country skis,fat bikes for a few hours or days.Rent a car for a couple of days if you arrived by train so you can travel further afield. My highlights- dog sledding (not to be missed and yes you can drive the sled), Maligne Lake for stunning mountains and snow shoeing in isolation, Maligne Canyon tour, fat biking the trails around town and out to the stunning Jasper Park lodge for a mulled wine, Pyramid lake and Marmot meadows for cross country skiing. Try the breakfasts at Smittys, pub food at Jasper Brewing, Evil Dave's Grill for excellent international fusion and grab a sandwich from Patricia Deli. Visit the museum for a fascinating look at the history of the town.

Jasper itself is small. I was there during the shoulder months, so the best word describing my stay was kenopsia! No one was around but I really enjoyed it. On the other hand no frozen waterfall or walking on the ice fields but the mountain views and Pyramid lake and Patricia lake were beautiful. I was there right after the first snow, hicking around the two lakes was my favorite, the trail was well marked and maps up to date. My favorite Place to eat was Jaspers' brewing company. Next time I will go in December so I can visit the frozen waterfalls and walk on the ice field.

Obviously the scenery is amazing. We've been to jasper both in the summer and the winter and the views are amazing anytime you come. The town itself is pretty small, and restaurants get busy because of the limited choices. We ate at Villa Carousa for dinner and omg, their tenderloin is TENDER! So good but a bit on the pricier side. We were also going to check out the ski hill at Marmot Basin but it was just too cold. From what we saw it didn't look too busy though. Jasper is great for outdoorsy types for sure. There's not too much else for people looking to stay in.

I have been to Jasper many times and never get tired of the way the village is laid out. The scenic beauty of the location is preserved, even though there are many shops and restaurants to satisfy everyone. Jasper will never fail to excite you, comfort you, cure your ills, refresh your spirit and make you glad to be alive......and then you get to ski as well!!!!

Jasper is a great place to stay with beautiful scenery right on your doorstep. One of the highlights of our stay was actually a days trip to Valemont (1,5hours away), for a helicopter ride with Robson Helimagic tours. This was a round trip helicopter ride of 45 mins, landing at the base of mount Robson for a 2 hour guided snowshoe walk.... This was a stunning trip and worth the money. It was cheaper than other tours I had seen advertised in other areas in the Rockies. We also went to Maligne lake to snow shoe and Maligne ice canyon, which was also stunning and well worth it. if you want to spend a bit more for a nice meal go to jasper park lodge. It actually was no more expensive than a meal we had at a well known restaurant in town but so much nicer.

Visited Athabasca falls for a day, toured the town, went to go see the canyon and topped it off with a little trip to the maligne lake. Hit up the aquatic centre on the daily and had a 10/10 dinner at Evil Daves. Got lost in the paths behind our cabins and ended up and hour away from where we started.