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Canada’s largest national park Jasper National Park beckons travellers with majestic peaks and abundant wildlife. Covering over 11,000 sq km (4,250 sq mi), Jasper offers plenty of attractions for those looking to get away from it all and connect with nature. The four-season fun includes downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and skating in winter. Spring and summer bring mountain biking, camping, paddling, fishing and hiking. Jasper is also the world’s second-largest Dark Sky Preserve. Stargazers will want to take in Jasper Dark Sky Festival each October, which celebrates all things celestial and includes many special events. The town of Jasper offers all manner of accommodations from budget-friendly to luxury lodges. There are also plenty of dining options and stores where you can pick up a few souvenirs.

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Couple canoeing on a lake in Jasper National Park.
Popular attractions include Maligne Lake, Athabasca Falls, and the Columbia Icefield.
A group of skiers skiing under a chairlift down Marmot Basin in Jasper National Park.
The park offers a wide range of outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and wildlife viewing.
Two friend stand in the middle of the canyon taking in the views while ice walking and winter hiking Maligne Canyon Ice Walk in Jasper National Park.
Maligne Canyon Ice Walk is suitable for various skill levels, with safety and comfort a priority.
Friends walking down Patricia St. in downtown Jasper in Jasper National Park.
Jasper National Park is located in Alberta’s Canadian Rockies and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.