We only go to joe Uriel for tours around jasper and we have enjoyed the maligne canyon ice walk as…read morewell as the wildlife adventure. I have really enjoyed his energy passion and quality of tour experiences he has given. Knowledge humour and love for jasper nature and wildlife...It's obvious that he is not having fun unless his group has the best experience... and it's his priority. For the best value for your hard-earned dollar, In a competitive industry I can safely say he Is the best tour guide we have had thus far, and you won't be disappointed.

We took the Icefields Parkway Tour in June 2024 with SunDog Tours and was extremely happy that we…read moredid! Daniel was our driver/tour guide and and he surpassed any expectations I could have had. Daniel was extremely knowledgeable on what we were seeing, giving us a most enjoyable history lesson of the region. Daniel was also quite humorous which was an added bonus and he took a genuine interest in each of his clients. He had everyone's best interest in mind and actually took us to a couple of spots not on the itinerary that he thought we should see. We couldn't have asked for a better day or a better guide. Sincere thanks to Daniel.

We enjoyed the Pleckaitis canyon ice walk (replacement for Maligne canyon) with our guide Adam. We…read morehad a group of 8 which was the perfect size. During our drive up to Medicine lake and then the canyon, Adam told us about the 2024 fire while we kept an eye out for wildlife. We were treated to mule deer and elk! The hike into/out of Pleckaitis was beautiful and a great way to end our stay in Jasper. Adam was friendly and knowledgeable - my boyfriend enjoyed talking hockey with him!

HIGHLY recommend as a great place to rent e-bikes. They are easy to work with, great over the…read morephone, and highly knowledgeable about Jasper. They provided us with helmets, a quick instruction and then directed us on a great route to Pyramid Lake, Patricia Lake, downtown shopping, Jasper Park Lodge and Edith Lake. They even loaned us their bug spray - generous and kind while providing a great service!

Fabulous tour by Nic! Appreciated his insights and recommendations, and got a great feel for the…read moretown. Great food & drinks! Also appreciated your flexibility after I mistakenly booked the wrong date!

This was an incredibly special experience! We booked the Blue Fat Truck semi-tour for a group of…read moreeight and absolutely loved it. Our guides, Grace and Andrew, were fantastic. We spent plenty of time on the glacier and learned so much about the region's history and the science behind it. A truly unique experience and well worth the investment.

Stopped at the Columbia Icefields to see the glacier was part of the tour that we took with the…read moreRocky Mountaineer Rail. We also had lunch at the Altitude Cafe, and the Starbucks. I have mixed feeling about the trip to the Glacier. Don't know if that is something that I would have booked myself. It's a "cool" idea to be up on a Glacier, but it can also be a bit anticlimactic. You get driven out there in these hard "big as earth mover" buses, then parked, left to wander for 20 mins, then back on the noisy transports. Then there is the environmental impact of being up there, and the fact that climate change is already doing a job on the glaciers. Without waxing to much philosophy, one could say that about the entire travel industry. Anyways, it was a beautiful day, lots of sunshine, fresh air (once they turned off the diesels engines), the glacier and surrounding area is a treasure, and I was among people I love. Not a bad combination. Enjoy!

There was a fire in Jasper a couple years ago and it affected this campground. As a result it…read morelooks a bit lunar, like with no tree cover and some burnt areas. There are very few partial hookup sites here but they have a big dump/water fill station. It is nicely located in Jasper.

Wonderful dog friendly campground with lots of wildlife around so please always keep your pets…read moreleashed! The showers and restrooms were immaculate with plenty of hot water (bring your own toiletries though). The campsites come with fire pits on request and aren't too squished together. Reservations are available through the main office on site and open pretty late. This place is massive and there's plenty of things to do nearby from hikes, dining and just relaxing, I'll definitely be back!

The Rocky Mountaineer stops here. Car rentals can be picked up as well. Via rail Canada is the…read moretranscontinental train that stops here & goes from Montreal and Ottawa straight through to Vancouver. There are dining & sleeper cars.

The VIA Train station in Jasper is perhaps one of the scenic around. Combine a postcard pretty…read moretown site with surrounding mountains, and you'd like to stay awhile. A lot of people do as they de-train, stay awhile and catch a future train towards Vancouver. The Vancouver - Kamloops or the much more expensive (and Lux) Rocky Mountaineer will show you the stunning scenery to come. Gayle and I were off the train for only an hour or so which we used to walk, browse for tchotchkes, grab a sweet roll and coffee, and just take it all in. I've been here separately (by car) and wish we had that kind of time.

It was are first time staying there and we absolutely loved it! The cabins are designed…read moreefficiently. There is enough space in the cabins. Everything is beautiful and so far these are the most beautiful cabins I have seen around Jasper. The customer service was great! When we arrived we noticed a window was broken and we couldn't close it. They apologized and fixed it in 5 minutes. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The place also had an outdoor pool and a nice game room. I loved our experience and I highly recommend these cabins! :)

This was my favorite cabin stay from my entire Canadian Rockies Trip! The cabins were clean,…read morespacious, and had everything we could possibly need including a kitchenette stocked with dishware, utensils, silverware, Keurig coffee maker, microwave, glassware, stovetop, and a decent sized fridge. It would be a great place to stay with kids since they had a pool and game room at the main office building. Additionally, there is a Camp Store with groceries, snacks, drinks, and any last minute things for sale in case you forgot something. The surrounding outdoor views were great and they had fire pits, chairs, and grills around the property. I would definitely stay here again.

It's one of my favourite resorts in Jasper! They have very…read morenice cabins! There are multiple trails around the resort! Nice view of Athabaska river in case you would like to enjoy the view and listen to the river and the trees! They have bicycles to rent and you can enjoy a couple of hours ( if not more) doing that! It's close to the town and in minutes you can enjoy what Jasper has to offer! Overall it's one of my favourite places to stay and I have always enjoyed my stay and will definitely go back there and I highly recommend this place!

Five friends stayed in the Columbia King Suite in July for 3 nights. We loved the property and…read moresurrounding area. We had just come from Canmore, where we stayed in a modern condo, and we were excited for the change of pace and scenery. I booked online and opted for the cheese board for when we arrived. We picked up two bottles of wine from the Tekarra Lodge and enjoyed our time in the cabin. Our first night there, the weather was hot, and our room was toasty! No A/C, but the fan we found in the closet worked well. The next two nights there, the temp. dropped significantly, and we were very cozy! Our first morning we did Yoga in the upstairs lodge and it was really wonderful. We also took advantage of the S'mores by the fire one of the nights. Both Yoga instructor and S'mores guy were very helpful with tips and suggestions (Thank you!!). The Athabasca river flows by the cabins. Highly suggest having your morning coffee (starbucks provided to make in the room) or happy hour drinks, river side in one of their many Adirondack chairs. We had a car, but walked into town daily (make a reservation at The Raven). It's about a mile each way, but there's a nice path (suggest bringing a headlamp if you walk back in the dark - after 11pm). There will most likely always be a train, but there's a footpath to avoid it. Our last day we saw several elk in the meadow by the sign for Lac Beauvert on the way to and from town. I didn't find this out until the last day, but you can take the walking path by the river into the woods and pop out by the bridge (where white water rafting trips end). From here you can also walk to Lac Beauvert. We also saw several female elk on our walk to the lake. One thing to note is to make sure you don't leave any food out.