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I loved all the little shops Jasper had to explore and how all the hiking availability’s was no more than a half hour from town. There is so much to do and see that 3 days was not long enough, a week would have been better. Parking was the only challenging thing. Great variety of restaurants to eat at as well as fast food for those always on the go. Can’t wait for my next vacation to Jasper.

Our visits to Jasper are special no matter what the season is. We had not visited and stayed in Jasper since November 2008. January 2021 we took a driving trip to Jasper so we could enjoy the beauty of our Rockies in Winter. Because of Covid Pandemic the usual enjoyment of restaurants and shopping in Jasper was not available. We chose to travel when roads and winter weather was perfect - Sunny, dry and warm . The Landscape was beautiful everywhere along HWY 16 closer to Jasper. We enjoyed seeing the landscapes and beauty of nature in snow cover along the Parkway. We took our own food and beverage along. We had take out from Earls for our evening meal and ate in the comfort of our room at the Jasper Inns and Suites. This accommodation is great and we will return some day.

We stayed during COVID, which honestly didn't affect our trip much at all as the town of Jasper was AWESOME when it came to managing it. Masks downtown, contact tracing in restaurants, lots of takeout options if you weren't comfortable eating in. Our hotel restaurant was open for 1 of our 4 nights due to covid but we were happy to get a couple great pizzas and burgers from Jasper Pizza Place, great wings at De'd Dog, and even a good selection of local meats from the grocery store for a casual night. Plus the BEAR'S PAW BAKERY wowed!! Such yummy goods, from their gooey gooey cinnamon buns to the spicy sausage rolls. Heaps of easily accessible trails and lakes to spend the afternoon, and I'm sure Marmot is awesome but that's for our next trip :)

The mountains are breathtaking. The drive was relaxing and enjoyable. So many pictures, so many memories. Lake Louise had the most beautiful scenery. Wish we could have stayed longer. Enjoyed our accommodations at the Pocohantos cabins. Most amazing trip to the mountains so far. Cant wait to come back again.

I come often for the mountains. Hiking is great. Mid November is low season so the crowds are less. Unfortunately, the ski hill opened early on the weekend bringing crowds before many of the restaurants had reopened. This meant that places to eat were overcrowded and not following guidelines for social distancing. The lovely shops that I remember from previous visits have been replaced by mass market souvenir (not made in Canada)stores. So, rent a room with cooking facilities, don't worry about buying souvenirs, avoid the crowds, enjoy the mountains and take home memories.

I love everything about Jasper. The scenery, the history, and the food. Of course you can't go to Jasper without a hike or searching for wildlife. One of the best places to be in all of Alberta. I strongly suggest to take a tour, any of them are worth it, however we really enjoy the Foodie Tour with Giselle! As with any tourist place, the crowd can be disappointing in town. I also highly recommend the Jasper Brewery for AMAZING elk meatloaf and freshly brewed crisp beer. Another bonus for those of us who like to indulge in a few drinks, everything is walking distance!