Overview
Snowshoeing is a wonderful way to explore Jasper’s winter scenery and experience the Canadian Rockies beyond the main roads and viewpoints. Snowshoes help you travel across snowy terrain while discovering the peaceful beauty of the surrounding wilderness.
Depending on the day’s conditions and the route selected by your guide, your snowshoeing experience may take you through evergreen forests, across snow-covered open areas, and into quiet mountain landscapes. Along the way, learn about the natural features that shape Jasper National Park and discover signs of the wildlife that inhabit this spectacular region.
With fresh mountain air, tranquil surroundings, and beautiful winter scenery, a guided snowshoe hike is an ideal winter activity for visitors looking to connect with nature during their stay in Jasper, Alberta.
Every outing is shaped by the conditions of the day, making each snowshoe hike a unique opportunity to experience Jasper’s winter wilderness.
Highlights
Discover Hidden Winter Trails
Insights into Jasper’s Winter Wilderness
Perfect for All Experience Levels
Booking Info
FAQ
Why take a Snowshoe Tour in Jasper?
Explore Winter Wilderness: Discover the snow-covered forests, peaceful meadows, and beautiful mountain landscapes of Jasper National Park.
Experience the Canadian Rockies Up Close: Venture beyond the main roads and viewpoints to enjoy a more immersive winter adventure.
Learn from Local Guides: Gain insights into Jasper’s natural history, geology, ecology, and unique mountain environment.
Discover Signs of Wildlife: Look for animal tracks in the snow and learn how local wildlife adapts to winter conditions.
Enjoy a Peaceful Outdoor Adventure: Breathe in the crisp mountain air and experience the tranquillity of Jasper’s winter wilderness.
Suitable for First-Time Snowshoers: Discover a new winter activity with guidance from knowledgeable local experts.
Every Tour Is Unique: Explore routes selected according to the day’s weather, snow conditions, group needs, and safety considerations.
Experience Jasper in Winter: Enjoy a memorable way to connect with nature and discover another side of the Canadian Rockies.
What should I bring?
Snowshoes are provided. Guests are required to wear warm winter gear. We suggest a winter jacket, snow pants, gloves, winter footwear and warm socks, and a toque or balaclava. In addition, snow goggles are great for sun glare and windier days. The Source for Sports can fit you with a winter jacket and pants. A light backpack is also a good idea to carry your camera, water, and snacks.
What is the group size?
The guide to guest ratio is 1:12.
Are there any restrictions?
This tour is for ages 6yrs and up. Child carriers are not permitted. Children and Youth must be accompanied by an adult.
Do I need any experience to snowshoe?
You do not need experience of snowshoeing for this tour. The guides will show you exactly what to do. You just have to be comfortable walking outside.
What kind of conditions should I expect?
Please be prepared for the mountain weather. The Weather in Jasper can change quickly and our winter tours run up to -25C (-17F). Wind chill can change the temperature dramatically and you will be outside for the majority of your tour, if you have any doubts please call our office for specialist advice.
What locations will we pick up from?
We pick up from any accommodation in the Jasper townsite as well as some outlier accommodations. We pick up from the following outlier hotels: Jasper Park Lodge, Pine Bungalows, Alpine Village, Beckers Chalets, Patricia Lake Bungalows, and Pyramid Lake Lodge. We encourage guests, if possible, to meet at a central location like the VIA Station (Totem Pole) or the Jasper Adventure Centre. This expedites pickups for scheduled tours.
What locations do we NOT pick up from?
Sunwapta Resort, Wapiti Campground, Wabasso Campground, Athabasca HI Hostel, Maligne Canyon HI Hostel, Miette Mountain Cabins, Overlander Lodge, Jasper East Gate Cabins and any accommodations in Hinton.
What is the Cancellation Policy?
To cancel your booking with a full refund please contact us 24 hours prior to departure.
Departure Times
December 15, 2026 – January 31, 2027
Pyramid Lake Lodge: 2:00 PM
Jasper Townsite: 2:15–2:30 PM
Jasper Park Lodge: 2:30–2:45 PM
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February 1 – March 31, 2027
Pyramid Lake Lodge: 1:15 PM
Jasper Townsite: 1:30–1:45 PM
Jasper Park Lodge: 1:45–2:00 PM
Fares
Secrets of Jasper Snowshoe Tour

Activity Level

Season

Dec 15th – Jan 31st
February 1st – March 31st

Duration

Ages
Adult
CHildren
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** Drop-Off Only (No Onward Journey)
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