Best Hiking in Jasper

Whistlers Mountain offers panoramic views of Jasper National Park and is accessible via the Jasper SkyTram.

Pyramid Mountain is a prominent peak that forms a picturesque backdrop to Pyramid Lake and is a recognizable symbol of the Jasper area.

A mountain in Jasper National Park, recognized for the Crowfoot Glacier located on its flanks.

The Valley of the Five Lakes trail is an easy 5 km loop featuring five interconnected lakes, each with distinct shades of green, making it a popular Jasper hike.

A hiking trail that ascends to a summit offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

A hiking trail that includes exploring a cave system on Mount Edith, offering a unique adventure.

Mount Robson is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, visible from high points in Jasper National Park on clear days.

A beautiful day hike offering views of Angel Glacier and Mount Edith Cavell, set within a sensitive ecosystem.

One of Jasper National Park's most iconic and largest peaks, offering stunning views and access to hiking trails, including the Path of the Glacier.

The Wilcox Pass Trail is a moderate 10 km hike offering diverse scenery, potential wildlife sightings, and a rewarding view of the Athabasca Glacier.

Parker Ridge Trail is a 5.8 km hike providing impressive views of the Saskatchewan Glacier, accessible from the Icefields Parkway.

The Sulphur Skyline Trail is a challenging but rewarding 8 km hike starting near Miette Hot Springs, offering panoramic views from its summit.

The Bald Hills trail is a 15 km hike near Maligne Lake offering rewarding, panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains once above the treeline.

The Edith Cavell Meadows Trail extends beyond the initial viewpoint, offering wildflower meadows and chances to see wildlife with stunning glacier views.

Whistler's Mountain is accessible via the Jasper SkyTram and provides breathtaking panoramic views of Jasper National Park.

The Skyline Trail is a challenging multi-day backcountry hiking and camping route in Jasper National Park, known for its high-alpine terrain.

The Tonkin Valley Trail is a backcountry route recommended for those looking for extended hiking and camping opportunities in Jasper National Park.

The Valley of Five Lakes is a popular hiking area in Jasper National Park, offering accessible trails even in winter where you can see five beautiful, distinct lakes.

A hiking trail offering a longer route through verdant meadows with closer views of Mount Edith Cavell and Angel Glacier.

A less-trafficked hiking trail along the Icefields Parkway that leads to several waterfalls, culminating in the impressive Stanley Falls.

A hiking trail near downtown Jasper offering panoramic views of the town, Athabasca River, and surrounding mountains, with potential for wildlife sightings.

The mountain summit accessible via the Jasper SkyTram, offering expansive views of the surrounding six mountain ranges and Jasper townsite.

A mountain accessible via hiking trails from the Jasper SkyTram, featuring glacier-fed slopes.

Old Fort Point is a popular hike in Jasper that provides 360-degree views of the town, river, and surrounding burnt and regrowing landscapes.

Whistlers Mountain is the peak accessible by the Jasper SkyTram, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Jasper National Park.

A towering mountain in the Canadian Rockies offering stunning views and a popular hiking trail.

A short and accessible 1.1-mile trail with 275 feet of elevation gain leading to views of a glacier.