DOWNTOWN JASPER

Jasper is a small-sized community filled with big-hearted folks. Most of the town’s commercial activity is located along Connaught Drive and Patricia Street, but hidden gems await elsewhere too. The downtown core has paid parking in the summer and some one-way streets, so leave your vehicle at your accommodation and set out on foot to soak up the vibe of an authentic mountain town.

Around Jasper

Library And Cultural Centre

With books aplenty and local art shows, this bright and clean space is a quiet haven.

Two Brothers Totem Pole

This cultural icon tells a story about an unusual connection between the west coast islands of Haida Gwaii and the Rocky Mountains.

Shopping

Whether you're looking for the perfect souvenir or just need to pick up an item you forgot to pack, Jasper's various retailers can help you find what you need. Get everything from top-of-the-line adventure gear to one-of-a-kind, locally designed fashion items. See p.71 for more information on unique local shops.

Jasper Indigenous Exhibit

Located on the lawn of the Information Centre, the exhibit creates a space for Indigenous Partners to communicate their connection to the land and recognize the history of displacement. Opening in 2023.

Centennial Park

Built to celebrate Canada’s centennial, Jasper's major park has a playground, three ball diamonds, a soccer/rugby pitch, public washrooms, and picnic area.

Commemoration Park

See the Jim Vena Stage at CN place, where all the best outdoor concerts and events are held.

Visitor Experience Centre

Get in-person guidance, helpful resources and personal recommendations at this fun new venue next to the Old Fire Hall. More info on p.5

Jasper Park

INFORMATION CENTRE

Built around the year 1914, this heritage stone structure was one of the first of its kind built in a Canadian national park. Over the years it has served as a warden house, administration office, a fish hatchery and museum.

TRAIN STATION

When it was built in 1925, this station was one of the largest and finest in the country, with large cobblestone chimneys and exposed rafter ends. It is a big part of the town's origin story.

Jasper The Bear

Jasper’s friendly mascot is located a few places around town. Can you find all three spots?