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A quiet spot in the very heart of the Canadian Rockies, the little resort town of Jasper Alberta is a favourite spot to all who experience it. Jasper's friendly mountain hospitality, peaceful low-key atmosphere, and the promise of adventure will make your visit unforgettable.
 Jasper National Park is 10,878 square kilometre (4,200 square mile) park, Canada's largest in the Rocky Mountains. The park contains rugged mountain peaks, year-round glaciers, crystal clear lakes, thundering waterfalls, deep canyons, evergreen forests and abundant wildlife. This scenery makes Jasper an international year-round destination with first-class facilities and services.
Take a hike out to the Pyramid Lakes north of town, or drive over the thundering Athabasca River to Maligne Canyon just north of town. You can also golf at the nearby Jasper Park Lodge. For a longer drive, keep driving, up to scenic Maligne Lake, the largest lake in the Rockies.
Today, Jasper has a population just over 4,000 people and it's land mass covers over 925 square kilometers.
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