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Highlights

Epic outdoor adventures

Ski mountains in the winter, hike meadows in the summer and discover a million other ways to explore Jasper’s vast outdoors.

Couple strolling holding hands down a charming mountain town street.

Mountain town charm

Stroll through quaint streets, see local and Indigenous art in galleries, browse boutiques and hang out in comfy brew pubs.

Dark Sky Preserve

See the stars sparkle brighter than ever before. Jasper is the world’s second-largest Dark Sky Preserve due to its minimal light pollution.

Southern Rockies highlights

An ice climber standing on a snowy cliff while ice climbing at the top of Eisenhower Tower on Castle Mountain

Picturesque viewpoints

Scenery in the Southern Rockies is unlike anywhere else. Capture mountain-filled photos without strangers competing for the best angle, picnic lakeside among the peaks, hop the iron-rich boulders of Red Rock Canyon or simply relax and take in 360-degrees of tranquility.

Friends sitting in the trunk of their car with their dog in Pincher Creek

Road of wonders

The Crowsnest Highway runs through this region, boasting views of rolling green hills and mountain summits. Take a road trip along the smooth and curvy road to visit waterfalls, historic sites and rubble from Canada’s biggest rockslide.

Buffalo in Waterton Lakes National Park in Southern Alberta

Wildlife and stargazing

Bison, bears, swans and many other animals meander or fly across the plains and ridges of the region. Waterton Lakes National Park is a Dark Sky Park, protecting nocturnal animals and providing phenomenal stargazing.