Spring transitions Jasper National Park from its frigid winter to its slightly warmer summer. Temperatures can hit the single digits in March, while daytime highs can reach 50 degrees in May.

Wild animals in Jasper National Park will have a harder time finding food this winter because of the reduced tree canopy, said James McCormick, a Parks Canada resource management officer.

a visit to the snow-capped Canadian Rockies can only mean one thing come winter time – skiing! The best place to ski in Jasper National Park is Marmot Basin ski resort. Here skiiers and ...

There's no wrong time to visit Jasper National Park, but note that some amenities close in the winter, and snowy weather can make travel more difficult. Ready to discover more hidden gems and ...

The lake sits east of the Icefields Parkway in the southern portion of the park ... outfit. Winter wildlife tours are even available during the frostier months. 5. 5-Hour Jasper Wildlife and ...

JASPER – Maligne Canyon will remain closed for the winter season due to safety concerns following the wildfire last summer. Parks Canada stated the decision to close one of Jasper National Park ...

Canada’s Jasper National Park is renowned for its natural beauty ... This Mountainous Journey Was Named the Best Winter Train Route in the World This 59-day Train Journey Passes Through 12 ...

the Rocky Mountain ski area’s survival is boosting both the economy and the morale of the recovering Alberta community within Jasper National Park. “We were incredibly fortunate to have ...

As I approached Jasper from the south, through the fire-scarred Jasper National Park, I was first struck ... the debris is the rapid approach of winter. November sees the most snowfall in Jasper ...

A bleak landscape of charred, downed trees — but also signs of life in the form of new saplings peeking out of the ash-covered ground — will greet Jasper National Park visitors as more areas ...

Wild animals in Jasper National Park will have a harder time finding food this winter because of the reduced tree canopy, said James McCormick, a Parks Canada resource management officer.

Wild animals in Jasper National Park will have a harder time finding food this winter because of the reduced tree canopy, said James McCormick, a Parks Canada resource management officer. Less tree ...