Costly Mistakes NOT to Make When Visiting Jasper National Park

Here are my top 11 things you should know before visiting Jasper National Park.

Jasper National Park is a bucket list trip - it offers pristine wilderness, majestic peaks, glaciers, and stunning turquoise lakes. And compared to Banff, you’ll truly appreciate the slower pace and more personable vibe. Here are my most helpful tips you should know before visiting Jasper, Canada.

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[coolcicada]

That tip about trains arriving on Wednesday and Saturdays is really interesting. Great video!

[kfox]

This was super helpful! Thank you 😊 I'm excited to visit Jasper this May! 🏞️

[paulab]

Aly- just found you and LOVE your content and your presentation. Videography is excellent! You've been a huge help in the 3 videos I've watched about Banff-Jasper areas. Thank you!

[BCosindas]

Great info as always, Aly! Going there in late September/early October and cannot wait!!! Your videos have been so very helpful!

[GetOutsidewithSteve]

Planning an adventure here for August, can't wait

[mikep]

Groceries and liquer in Jasper are more expensive, but you might get some great deals in local hiking gear shops.
With accomodation try walking in if there is no NO VACANCY sign, very often the staff is willing to accomodate you, so try bargain or room upgrade, ask to throw in breakfast vouchers etc, tell em it's your first time in Jasper

[pugmomma]

I can't wait to come visit you, when you move to Jasper, Miss Carole!! Sooo Beautiful...WOW, WOW, WOW!! 🥰

[Komainu]

Went to Jasper once and loved it! One of these days I'll get back.

I also used Gypsy Guide at the time and that thing is so worth the money! I can't recommend it enough.

[TomMcHugh-lv]

Thanks for the tips.
What was the trail at 06:30 ?

[zaidgerardovelazcoflores]

Beautiful and helpful video!! Where is that lake at 4:54 ?

[paulhuval]

Great tips Aly I could use some cool weather right about now it is 100 degrees here now.

[chugfoose]

Nice! I find the accommodation in Hinton is alot cheaper than jasper and free parking also.

[clarkcalabrese]

Heading back to Calgary, Banff and Jasper***. Rode the Rocky Mountaineer last year but could not do Jasper due to the wildfires. Got a hotel in Jasper booked and Maligne schedule.

[iqbalzaidi]

I am coming from Toronto to Edmonton and drive to jasper October 14, 2024 to 16. Kindly guide me for this short trip. We will leave on 16th to fly to yellowkjife from edmonton. Thanks.

[jamesr]

Hi, Aly. I am a new subscriber and I love your videos. I am going to Jasper for the first time in August! I was wondering if you could tell me the name of the road and l location at the 6:29 of your video? It looks like a single-track road through the mountains with a snow-capped peak ahead. Thanks!

[ShoesLife]

With the National Park Pass you can also access other National Historical sites across Canada as well!

[TapiocaGilroy]

Thanks for informative video! We are planning our first trip to Jasper July, and I heard we need to book a shuttle because there is no parking inside Jasper. Do you know if this is true?

[martinpenev]

What’s the name of the lake your friend dives in at 4:51?

[gilbert]

Aly. If i'm on a budget, and its my first time in the rockies, should i do both banff and jasper or stick to 1 park? Im thinking of visiting in September. I would go for 1 week

[sbmedex]

video would have been a lot better if you had at least given some idea about prices of hotels, food and parks and camp sites..in today's times, one needs to have a budget before starting on a trip....also i hear that jasper and banff are exorbitantly