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- Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
Visit the world's second largest dark sky preserve in the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies! Known for its abundant wildlife and extensive trail network; visitors from all over the world travel here to experience this very special place
- Plan your visit - Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
Spanning over 11,000 square kilometres, Jasper is the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies Known for its vast wilderness, majestic peaks, abundant wildlife and outstanding natural beauty, visitors from all over Canada and round the world travel here to experience this very special place
- Activities and experiences - Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
Things to do at Jasper National Park, including hiking, camping, wildlife watching and more
- Know before you go: Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
From avoiding the crowds to the best times to visit, learn Parks Canada's travel tips for a better visit to Jasper National Park
- Explore by points of interest - Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
What to do and places to visit on your next road trip, day trip or camping trip in Jasper National Park
- Whats open in Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
Parks Canada has worked diligently to reopen most areas of Jasper National Park impacted by the 2024 Jasper Wildfire Visitors can enjoy the full range of Jasper activities including hiking and biking along extensive trail networks, swimming and canoeing in turquoise lakes, safely observing wildlife, and taking in scenic viewpoints that offer
- Summer in Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
More than 1 5 million visitors travel to Jasper between June and September During your visit, you’ll be sharing this special place with others: please be prepared for crowds and line-ups, remember to pack your patience and be respectful to the people and wildlife you encounter
- Nature and science - Jasper National Park - Parks Canada
Jasper National Park protects a vestige of the wildlife that once blanketed the West While the last 200 years have seen a dramatic decline in wildlife in most parts of North America, healthy populations of plants and animals have persisted inside the park
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