Top Destinations You Can Choose From

Below is a curated list of Jasper’s best attractions. Choose any six for your day — your guide will handle the rest.

What You Can See on This Tour

Jasper National Park Highlights

Maligne Lake
A stunning alpine lake famous for its deep blue color and reflection of the surrounding peaks. The perfect starting point for photography and relaxation.

Spirit Island (Cruise Ticket Extra)
Accessible only by boat, Spirit Island is a Canadian icon often featured in travel magazines. The Maligne Lake Cruiseoffers unforgettable views and photo opportunities.

Medicine Lake (Ghost Lake)
Known for its disappearing waters caused by underground drainage. Wildlife sightings — especially elk and bears — are common in this valley.

Maligne Canyon
One of the deepest limestone canyons in the Rockies. Walk along suspended bridges for breathtaking views of waterfalls crashing below.

Pyramid Lake
A serene spot near Jasper town, famous for its calm waters, mountain reflections, and easy access to Pyramid Island.

Athabasca Falls
Feel the power of water as it carves through ancient rock — a short, dramatic stop that’s among Jasper’s most photographed locations.

Sunwapta Falls
Another spectacular waterfall along Icefields Parkway, plunging into a deep canyon framed by forest and mountain peaks.

Cavell Lake (Seasonal: June–October)
A quiet alpine lake surrounded by wildflowers and hanging glaciers, accessible only in summer.

Skywalk (Seasonal: Ticket Extra)
Step out onto a glass platform 918 feet above the valley floor for an adrenaline-filled view of glaciers and cliffs.

Athabasca Glacier (Bus Ride Extra)
Take a Glacier Bus ride for an unforgettable walk on ancient ice, or enjoy a short hike near Sunwapta Lake for panoramic views.

Bow Lake
One of the first major stops on Icefields Parkway, this glacial lake mirrors the surrounding mountains perfectly.

Peyto Lake
A wolf-head-shaped lake with striking turquoise color, best viewed from a high vantage point along the Parkway.
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Bonus: Icefields Parkway Photo Stops

‍Time permitting, your guide can include spontaneous photo breaks along the Icefields Parkway — famous for wildlife sightings, glacial valleys, and endless mountain views. These short stops make the journey just as beautiful as the destinations.

A Day in the Heart of Banff

Note: Tour sequence may vary depending on weather and seasonal conditions.

Seasonal Notes

This customizable Icefields Parkway & Jasper National Park Tour operates all year, with each season offering a different kind of magic.

‍Summer (June–October): Enjoy full access to must-see stops like Peyto Lake, Athabasca Glacier, Sunwapta Falls, Athabasca Falls, and roadside viewpoints. Glacier activities and the Skywalk are available, and long daylight hours allow for more flexibility and extra photo stops.

‍Winter (November–May): The Icefields Parkway becomes a serene winter corridor with snow-draped peaks, frozen lakes, and dramatic icy waterfalls. Some high-elevation spots may be weather-dependent, but your guide will design the safest, most scenic winter route. Expect peaceful landscapes, fewer crowds, and incredible opportunities for winter photography.

No matter the season, your guide adapts the itinerary to road conditions, daylight, and your personal interests to give you the best experience possible.

Frequently Asked Questions