Jasper National Park

Jasper National Park, one of Canada's wildest areas, offers multicolored landscapes at every turn. From the heights of Mount Edith Cavell to the tunnels of Maligne Canyon, hikers may take in a variety of sights. The park, which is located on the eastern boundary of Alberta, acts as a beacon for Northern Hemisphere travelers. Jasper is the largest park in the Canadian Rockies, and it, along with Banff and a few other parks, has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Travelers may expect to see species like caribou, wolverine, and moose on the more than 2.7 million acres of territory available to them.

The park has all of the expected natural beauties, such as mountains, rivers, and even glaciers, but the town of Jasper raises the area's potential. Jasper not only serves as a handy base camp for vacationers but also offers a range of trips and excursions. In addition, winter in Jasper means visitors may enjoy cold-weather sports such as skiing in Marmot Basin or backcountry snowshoeing. There's always a reason to visit Jasper, regardless of the season.