Top Jasper Hiking Tours

In the cool and quiet evening climate, Jasper’s wildlife comes out in force. Experience Jasper National Park at this special time of day on an evening wildlife tour led by an expert guide. Travel around the park with ease and visit seasonal spots inhabited by grizzly bears, mountain goats, pocket-sized squirrels, and more. This small-group tour, limited to 15 people, includes hotel pickup and drop-off.

Jasper National Park is among the most spectacular places to experience the UNESCO-listed Canadian Rocky Mountains—and on this tour, you'll see the best of the region's scenic highlights. Follow your guide to the top spots for lake and mountain vistas, beside a waterfall, and on a lakeside hike. In just half a day, you'll visit Maligne Canyon and its mountain waterfalls, disappearing Medicine Lake, and more.

Exploring Maligne Canyon is a must-do for any visitors to Jasper National Park. But the experience is far richer in the company of a guide who can reveal the area’s history, wildlife and fascinating landscapes of valleys, peaks, rivers and lakes. In a small group, you’ll head into the park’s deepest canyon, starting at Bridge 1 and finishing off at Bridge 5 where a shuttle takes you back to the starting point to save you from having to tackle the steep hike back up.

Get up close and personal with the Athabasca Glacier on this small-group guided hike across rock, snow, and ice. Walk in the shadow of soaring peaks and discover the hidden wonders of the glacier as your guide shares stories about its history and geology. For those who want to take it to the next level, your guide will look for opportunities to descend below the ice surface.

Set out on a glacier hike in the Canadian Rockies with this guided, small-group tour of the Athabasca Glacier. Meet your guide for a full-day hike and depart in the morning to explore this glacier along the Icefields Parkway. Gear including crampons for your boots is provided. Admire views of icefalls and various ice formations during the hike.

Leave your days of trail-mix and canned soup behind with a small-group outdoor cooking lesson following a hike to a scenic outlook. Follow your guide to the top of Old Fort Point and learn how to best prepare meals outside the comfort of your kitchen. The lesson is approached with a “leave-no-trace” mindset—perfect for your next backcountry adventure.

While hiking, enjoy amazing vistas of the Athabasca glacier and Columbia Icefield. Experience this tundra like alpine environment carved by glaciers, and learn about it's formation, flora and fauna.