Jasper National Park offers backcountry adventures for everyone, from easy one-night escapes for the entire family to advanced multi-week adventures deep into Jasper's rugged backcountry. With options for hikers, paddlers, horse riders and mountain bikers, there are adventures for everyone. Jasper National Park Join a Parks Canada interpreter at a campground, on a trail or at other popular locations throughout the park. Attend a theatre presentation or take part in an activity to learn what makes Jasper National Park unique. These programs are free and open to all visitors, including those who are not camping. Wildlife safety Jasper National Park What happens to wildlife during a wildfire? Fruit tree replacement program in Jasper National Park Protecting wildlife is a shared responsibility Ten tips to respect wildlife and stay safe Elk safety The high elevation allows for amazing views that extend over much of the park, encompassing vast meadows and windswept ridges. Crossing three mountain passes, the Skyline Trail offers a variety of flora, fauna and scenery unique to Jasper National Park. At the heart of Jasper townsite is a log and stone building, a classic example of Rustic architecture found in many Canadian national parks. Here, in the Jasper Park Information Centre, friendly park experts offer insights on front and backcountry exploring, hiking trails, camping, paddling, wildlife viewing and skiing. To help you make the most of your stay, you can also get details on. This new management plan for Jasper National Park of Canada supports this vision. Management plans are developed by a dedicated team at Parks Canada through extensive consultation and input from Indigenous partners, other partners and stakeholders, local communities, as well as visitors past and present. Safety is Parks Canada's number one priority. Every year, multiple wildfires occur in the mountain national parks. Wildfires and other natural hazards are a part of the national park experience. Through our national fire management program, we are committed to reducing the risk of wildfire and its impacts as well as restoring forest health and biodiversity. You can reduce the impact of an. Jasper National Park offers spectacular regions, extensive trails, iconic red chair locations, and exciting programs to connect with nature year-round. View area and campground maps, as well as travel guides, summer guides, winter guides and safety publications for Jasper National Park. Jasper National Park is located on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains of west-central Alberta, east of the continental divide. This location strongly influences its climate, geology, plants and animals, and also has affected its human history.