Awesome bike park. The organizers have put a lot of work and care into this place. Definitely worth checking it out

Very impressed with the bike park. Something for all skills levels to enjoy. Well done Hinton.

Great for beginners and advanced riders alike.

Visited from Kamloops yesterday and really enjoyed the little park. It is going to be one of the first places I recommend to anyone who is just getting into the sport. The short laps make for a comfortable learning experience as you dont have to venture far from your vehicle. The public tool stand is great! The features are super well built and maps at nearly every trail crossing will ensure you don't get lost.

Wicked Park especially with all the updated trails

Really enjoyed my stop at the Hinton Bike Park! The trails were excellently maintained and very fun, while being more flowy/XC style rather than technical downhills. I'd consider it a must-do if you're an avid mountain biker!

I would recommend this place for anyone who mountain bikes! Beginners and those looking to improve any skills - there's something here for you. Well maintained equipment and trails with TONS of signs! Can't wait to come back.

Little musuem. Went to check during snow storm. Walked from hotel. 20-30 minutes was enough to check so out before close

A little museum showcasing the history of the eastern slopes. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly. Also, their programs are great! Check it out!

Great hidden place to visit in Hinton. You learn about the history of not only Hinton but also the surrounding area. Plus there are great hand-made gifts to buy!

A very cute little museum. There's a lot of history hidden for the ones that take the time to read everything. This is our third train museum in Canada in this region ans it's fascinating to discover the overlap in history between the area's and people that were involved. In comparison to the Revelstoke train museum this is substantially smaller, but the tone of the information is more realistic i would say. We spent a good hour in here and we still didn't read everything. Also the artwork in the basement has some gems, so if you have a moment to spare: do drop by.

We had a wonderful time at the Northern Rockies Museum of Culture & Heritage! The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly. As tourists, we really appreciated the maps and local tips—they went above and beyond to help us feel at home. It’s a cozy and fascinating place to visit, and the customer service truly impressed us. Thank you for the great experience!

Having driven by for over a decade, today we decided to stop in with my family. Was pleasantly surprised. Margaret was patient and interesting to our kids and engaging in conversation to my wife and me.

Small building, but tall in info about Hinton and the railway history. Worth a visit and a donation to support this local museum!

Nice park and visitor center. Helpful and friendly people and good washrooms. Ramada and picnic tables 🧺 Thank you from your Arizona friends 😎😇🙏

The lady on duty was the most helpful person we have met out of all the visitors center we have ever been. She gave us all the tips she can give for our travel. She even took our picture here inside the center. Kudos to you!

Nice visitors centre. Outside there is nice benches and picnic tables for people to use. Inside there is lots of visitor info and washrooms that are available. A great rest stop on your way to somewhere else. Some green space to enjoy. The is some interesting information boards that are on the property to enjoy and find out how the yellow head highway got its name.

The staff are friendly and very helpful The gentleman who was on duty that day was very resourceful gave some excellent information. Keep uo the great work

Just recently, our family went on vacation in Jasper, Alberta. We stayed in Hinton. We went to the visitor center where we met with Jackie. We were most impressed with her genuine excitement and enthusiasm to assist us with making the most of our time over the course of the 5 days we were there. We took her up on several of her recommendations and even helped us book a few while there. Example: the Columbia Icefield Bridge, Sunwapta and Athabasca falls. She completely made our experience and cannot thank her enough. I would highly recommend dropping by the the Hinton Visitor center and checking in with Jackie, if you're in town and looking for locations to visit.

Nice visitor center and less busy than Jasper Visitor Center. Very friendly staff and helpful as well with recommendations to explore the area including Jasper National Park and nearby area. If you stay nearby or passing by, it may be better to get your info here.

One of my favourite spots in Hinton and the Northern Rockies. Stop by Green Square to pick up maps and tips at the Visitor Information Centre, then enjoy a stroll. The Old Grind pours a proper espresso with delicious scones, and The Blend Kitchen and Bar serves a wonderful menu for lunch and dinner.

Was recommended by jasper national park staff for us to come here for a walk. Didn’t manage to see any beaver but saw the damn build by them. Quite an interesting site and nice place to walk about.

Nice eat walk around some beautiful scenery. Some sections have been taken back by nature, but it is well maintained. It was very hot when we went, 33 degrees, so we didn't see any wildlife, but there was lots of evidence of them around!

A wonderful place to have a wander on an evening. We saw plenty of wildlife (including beavers!) and it was very peaceful. It says that it’s wheelchair ♿️ accessible and in theory it is as it’s flat. But in places the walk is tilted and I certainly would have ended up in the water if I’d gone in my chair across some parts. Use in a wheelchair at your own risk.

Beautiful nature and rehabilitation scenery with a wonderful boardwalk surrounding a beaver lodge. Visit during sunrise or sunsets for the best chance at capturing a glimpse of these busy workers. People there are friendly and respectful nature lovers. A great place for a silent escape to bring family to view such an amazing natural habitat if you're ever visiting the area. Bikes (unmotorized) are also permitted.

Went here to go hiking with some people who needed an entry level experience and it did not disappoint! Super easy to get around, but still beautiful! I love that there are options to help people with mobility issues experience hiking in the rockies!

A nice network of trails around the wetlands. The boardwalks made the walking easier, even on a rainy day. There were lots of birds and small animals sharing the area. There were a number of sections closed off while we were there, it looked like some repairs were needed, but this was the end of the season so that's understandable. If you're staying near Hinton this is a trail well worth visiting. You can spend either an hour or several hours and cover everything. It's perfect for an evening stroll.

Beaver board walk has many kilometers of Boardwalk around the park plus much more dirt/gravel paths. Around the board walk learn about beaver habitat, damming, daily life and other wildlife too. Plus good information about first and deciduous trees and plants in the area. Note: some areas of the boardwalk may be closed due to restoration efforts. Its not surprising the beavers have "nibbled" their way through some of the boardwalk posts.

Nice quiet place to take in a short walk through forested area and along the river. There is a lovely spot with a bench to sit and watch the river. I like taking my dog here (on leash of course) to walk and have a splash in the river. Big open field for kids to play and picnic benches. It’s nice and close to town with washrooms on site and parking. Nice hidden gem within town 👍

I would not go out of my way to come here if I was looking for a scenic hike. The paths don't seem to go anywhere and there doesn't appear to be much of a view. Maybe nice if you have a dog. There is a map of the trail attached to a tree (I think) further in if you take the left path. The drive in was also a little sketchy. There is a gazebo with some picnic benches and an open field, so it might be nice for that purpose. Two portapotties, his and hers. Pretty clean.

Came on a September afternoon. Very quite and may be good for a river side walk but the river is dry and access thru a dirt road.

I love taking my dog there. So much space to play, quiet and the grass is always cut. Nice covered picnic tables, half decent portapottys and the trail around is pretty. Not to mention the Athabasca River is so mice to sit by on the benches. Sweet place.

Local park to Hinton. It's ok, but the walking trail is so short, and you're back at the parking lot before you know it. Having industry all around doesn't help its appeal either. However, it's nice to sit and watch the river with a coffee.

Park not really accessible for anyone with walking issues. Picnic tables to far from parking. We stopped for a little rest and seems everyone's dog was running off leash. We had our service dog leashed and tied at picnic table with us and he was attacked by a loose dog. Owners just let him come right over. I should have booted it soon as i saw its back hair raise up. Luckily he wasn't hurt but the owners of the attacking dog didn't even appear to care. Dangerous place to go if you have pets .

Kind of an afterthought for a park, not an ideal destination. The Town of Hinton does little to maintain the rough playing field and parking area. No info and you just kind of feel like you're not supposed to be there. The rough and dusty gravel road access from the Town's worst industrial area just leaves a bad impression. Who really thought this was a good idea? Bonus point for river access and a take-out area for paddlers, otherwise kind of sketchy and dangerous at high water.

I took the Maligne Lake cruise and stopped at Spirit Island, the classic Jasper photo spot. It was cloudy and drizzling today, but that added a quiet and mystical feel. The island feels peaceful, almost like a fairytale. I only wish the stop could have been longer.

Spirit Island is one of the best places I have ever visited in my life. The place is exactly as described and even much more as one can really feel it only when you are there to experience it. Just like all the good things in life, the visit was only for 15 minutes as per the cruise schedule. The island is island when water is more and a peninsula when water is less. There are exactly 27 trees on the island. It is a very serene place and surely lifts ones spirits. I was happy to learn that the Canadian government has allowed the tribes to do their ceremonies after a gap of 💯 years. I'm also glad that no one is allowed to set up their feet on the island. The vegetation in the area is very delicate and only gets four to six weeks to grow every year as summers are really short. Please visit it serenely and delicately.

Probably the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen. Also sacred land for the local native people.

On a recent trip to Jasper, we visited Maligne Lake and Spirit Island both of which are among the most amazing, breathtaking, and culturally significant sites I have visited. Maligne Lake is a huge expanse of water surrounded by untouched wilderness that could have been an image on a postcard. The stunning views go on and on for miles before reaching Spirit Island. On the way we were informed of the history of the area, the original custodians of the land and how to best respect the area. When we arrived at Spirit Island, we were truly speechless at its beauty. The glacial green water and picture-perfect Island are not done the justice they deserve on Instagram, and I would urge anyone who can see it in person to do so. There is something really special about the place that you can just feel, and you really can understand why the first nations people hold it in such high regard. You could honestly spend days just gazing at the place and still never get tired of it. Nothing I can say, or any pictures would describe how amazing this place is and instead I would urge anyone who can go to just do it and see for yourself.

Amazing place loved my time there, just a gorgeous place, what a privilege. arrived via the cruise boat. Highly recommended.

We took the cruise out to Spirit Island and had an amazing experience with great weather. Would highly recommend either renting a kayak/canoe or booking a trip on the cruise to experience being surrounded on all sides by 1 single mountain range.

Amazing spot with an amazing view. The island is not really an island, but beautiful nonetheless. We went in the morning, so we didn't get very good photos as the sun was directly in front. I understand the best time to go is in the afternoon around 2:30 or 3:00.

The scenery was amazing. A good place for nature lovers. Best time for pictures would either be sunrise or sunset.

Kelly's Bathtub is a superb hike. Nice easy, well groomed trail for all types of walkers and hikers. The ranger there at the visitor center was so helpful and knowledgeable. She told us a lot we didn't know about bear behavior. Not that we would see any on the day we were there, but just for future reference. Nice scenic drive to the park as well.

A beautiful and quiet park with very well maintained facilities and roadways. The only place we found for shore fishing was the stocked trout pond, but people with boats have many opportunities to fish for lake whitefish or yellow perch. The trails range from relaxed strolls to arduous day hikes, so there's something for everyone. Even the easiest trails provide great views of scenery, wildlife, and a great diversity of wildflowers. There is a lot of bear activity in the area, so be cautious.

One of my favorite places to take the family. The dogs love it and there is plenty for everyone to enjoy. The beach, the short trail or the longer trail, fire pits and picnic tables...perfect spot for all season activities!

We love coming here because it is so beautiful. Very quiet off season since the information center is closed then. The visitor center is a must see in summer and the staff is friendly!

Such a beautiful place. Wow. Really glad we stopped here. Stunning water and mountain views. Dogs loved being in the water and all the sights and smells. Great infographics located along the trail.

The more quaint yet perhaps even more ruggedly beautiful version of Banff/Jasper! It gets much colder here than in the South, but fear not, as with the colder temperatures comes fewer tourists and much more private campsites. If you can brave the cold, this national park will blow you away, and absolutely deserves a visit!

My fave lake during my 2 week, travelling trip to Canada (more so than Lake Louise). It’s quieter (I went at the end of August), it’s picturesque, there are lots of trails you can go on. There’s a beautiful lake view restaurant and a FAB ice cream and waffle shop. I bought a Christmas decoration from the gift shop. You can go on boat trips (I didn’t- pre booking is essential). And you can kayak (booking on the day only, so everyone has an opportunity). We did a route called “moose lake”. The small “pool” lake was very peaceful and moose are often found grazing in there. We actually saw a moose in the main lake that was a joy to see and apparently he’s often there, showing off to visitors! If it’s wildlife you’re after, we saw a grizzly on the way back down the mountain, about 8pm. Having spoke to a lot of people in the area about this encounter, they all had photos of the same bear in the same area, so I think he also is a creature of habit! Finally, we had lots of food in our RV, so we stopped the next day at lunchtime, on the way up to the lake at a river best, rest stop on the left side. It was so joyous! They have fire pits with firewood to use for free! As well as picnic benches and the odd chipmunk to watch. It’s extremely picturesque and well maintained!

One of the most beautiful lakes I've ever seen! Located in Jasper, it is quieter than most lakes but still a beautiful turquoise blue that takes your breath away. We took the Maligne Lake Cruise to Spirit Island and I highly recommend it!

Beautiful lake to spend time at. We did a boat trip out to spirit island which was excellent fun and informative. We also did a short walk after along the edge of the lake.

Amazing views with mountain backdrop. Didn’t do the cruise as it felt little overpriced and had other activities planned for the day. It can be an excellent picnic spot however there aren’t a ton of sitting areas near the water (reason I am docking a star). Either, you’ll have to walk further along the trail to find a good spot or sit away from the water. Plenty of parking with 2 overflow lots up the hill from the main parking lot.

Maligne Lake is absolutely stunning and one of the highlights of Jasper National Park. The turquoise water surrounded by mountains is breathtaking, and the boat trip to Spirit Island is unforgettable. There are also great hiking trails around the lake, making it the perfect spot for both relaxation and adventure.

Maligne Lake is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. The beautiful water surrounded by towering mountains feels like something out of a painting. Walking along the trails, every turn offers another stunning view — from peaceful forest paths to lookout points where you can see the lake stretch endlessly into the distance. We took time to just sit by the water and enjoy the calm, and it was incredible watching the reflections of the peaks change with the light. There are boat tours that take you out to Spirit Island, which is truly magical and worth every minute. The air feels so fresh, and there’s plenty of wildlife and scenic spots for photos. Even though the area has been affected by fires, the natural beauty still shines through — and it’s amazing to see how the land is healing. If you love nature, photography, or just peaceful places, Maligne Lake is a must-see in Jasper National Park.

We took the boat ride tour to the Spirit Island, it was wonderful experience worth every penny. Juliana was wonderful host . She shared so much information about the Spirit Island ,Indegenous history,culture and everything you want to know about the lake,mountains, glaciers

What a beautiful trail. Here's the info and experience I couldn't find out before arriving. It is a gradual constant ascent, which actually makes it quite easy. Took us (my wife and I, plus our 4 year old boy and 7 year old girl) a little under 2 hours up, and 1 hour back down. Was well worth it. Not scary, no cliffs or drop offs, just a well traveled constant ascent.

The climb to the top is quite difficult, especially the last 400 meters. The trail runs through the forest, which protects you from the sun, which is comfortable when the weather is hot, and has the appearance of a serpentine. Also, along the way, there are wonderful views of the mountains, you can breathe in the fresh forest air, there are several natural benches for rest. The road took 2 hours to climb and 1 hour 20 minutes to descend, but I was in no hurry, so it all depends on your pace. The view at the top is incredible! I was there on a sunny and windless day and the visibility was very good! The Surphur Skyline Trail is an incredible route with spectacular mountain and valley views. The hike, while challenging, is rewarding with fantastic views and hot springs at the finish. Perfect for those looking for adventure and nature at its best!

This trail is a fantastic adventure for hikers of all ages. It lifts you out of the valley and delivers jaw-dropping views that make every step worth it. As you near the top, brace yourself—the last 400 meters are a bit of a scramble, but the payoff is incredible. Heads-up: it can get pretty windy at the summit, so don’t forget a windbreaker or a cozy layer. You’ll want to hang out and soak in the scenery for a while. Time? Depends who you ask. The posted hiking time is 4–5 hours, but let’s be real: I made it to the top (with photo stops, two water breaks, and a lightning-fast lunch) in under 2 hours—though I’ll admit, I was dragged up. So yes, the timing could use a bit of an update depending on your pace.

It took us 1h30mins up and 1h 15mins down. The walk is under the trees for most of the time and opens up towards the end, where the incline gets more serious. The 360° view is amazing. We saw squirrels at the top (often confused with chipmunks). Absolutely worth the hike.

Wonderful track! The vue on the top is unbelievable and the whole way is so charming, plenty of snow everywhere. It is a bit challenging at the end but totally worth it.

Great trail. It was a pretty easy hike up to the summit. We started early so our wasn't busy up top. Epic views. I would say the best views for the effort. Extremely busy on the way down. Passed SOOOOO many groups. Ended with a cold plunge at the hot springs.

Took us 1h45 return instead of the 4/5h written at the start. We saw chipmunks on top, rabbits on the way down, wild goats in the parking before we started and a black bear on our way back home. What an amazing day! The view at the top is stunning!

We got here in bad weather, but it made the lake even more attractive. The beautiful color of the water is surrounded by trees (unfortunately burnt on one side). There is a trail around the lake and you can take a walk. Also, if you look up, you can meet an eagle that fights with a crow 😅🤣 we were happy to see it.

This is an absolutely beautiful lake that has many different aspects and habitats. The views from all sides were beautiful, especially the incredible wetland. There were massive amounts of dead and diseased trees around the edge, but it did not ruin the view. This lake is well worth it!

The parking area is a well-known spot for eagle watching. I heard that on clear days, photographers often come here to capture the scene. Today was cloudy, but we were lucky to see an eagle chick with its mother.

Amazing Medicine lake lookout point. Lake itself is magnificient with exceptional view of mountains. This look out point wont take long unless you go for a hike. You can even walk to the lake and walkway is doable but not accessible for stroller or wheelchair. Ample parking but on a busy day you may not find spots. No washroom and only one bench. This lake has potential of development I wonder why ita not done yet. Over all I am glad we stopped as views are breath taking. Wild life were very close and the mountains looked amazing. Check out my videos and images. Follow for more detailed reviews.

Very interesting unique lake. We learned about it at other stops because the information signs had melted in the 2024 fires.

Visited last 10/10/25, you will see remnants of the fire but it does not diminish the beauty of this place 🤍

Incredible view with just a little bit of hiking. Wish we could hike more. The magic of the lake is still in evidence. Make sure you look in all directions.

Easy loop hike for less than 3o minutes. Saw few people went out to swim in this beautiful beach/lake. They have their own private spots which is great. Dead trees and burnt logs are evident throughout the side of the trail but nevertheless, greenery are starting to grow. There's a public restroom on the start of the trail.

Such a beautiful little lake! Crystal clear water, surrounded by rocks and forest, and not too crowded compared to other spots in Jasper. I went paddle boarding here and it was perfect - calm, clear, and peaceful. People also come here to cliff jump, but even just sitting by the water feels amazing. Definitely one of my favorite spots.

Fun and safe easy cliff jumping- less than 20 feet available, water is clear and refreshing. Definitely a great place to go relax, chill, swim around a little bit and have fun! Would highly recommend

Horseshoe Lake wasn’t on our original plan, but we’re so glad we made the stop. Located just off the Icefields Parkway in Jasper National Park, this hidden gem is a beautiful, peaceful spot with crystal-clear turquoise water and dramatic rock formations. Way less crowded than the big-name lakes, and perfect for relaxing, taking photos, or even a cliff jump if you're feeling adventurous. Definitely worth the detour!

Not signposted, but you see the lake on your left driving towards Banff. Small car park. 30 mins loop “inside” the horseshoe. Beautiful views

Absolutely gorgeous lake just a short walk from the highway. The trail is clear to the lake then meanders along up and down the hillside, watch for roots and tripping hazards. The water is clear and cold but super refreshing on a hot day. If you're brave enough (or stupid enough) you can jump off the cliffs into the water. We didn't but saw others doing it; you'd definitely need to know exactly where to jump but there are places where the water is extremely deep. There is also an outhouse and garbage bins in the parking lot.

Sad to see it post wildfire, but still a beautiful lake and fun to cliff jump into.

This is another waterfall that you really need to stop at. Plenty of parking even for RVs. It was a short walk to the waterfall. There is a trail that you can walk around to see the waterfall. Definitely stop here when driving the Parkway.

We visited Athabasca Falls and loved it! The waterfall is powerful and the scenery around is breathtaking, with the Rocky Mountains all around. Great place to click pictures and enjoy nature — definitely worth a stop if you’re in Jasper.

Very pretty fall, the best fast falling with high intensity fall, beautiful views, you can soak in the nature, breathe in and take nice pictures. The parking lot is decent,there’s washrooms and short walk so definitely must try! The whole area can be viewed on wooden planks so super easy.

Athabasca Falls is absolutely breathtaking! The waterfalls are powerful and mesmerizing, surrounded by incredible mountain scenery. Walking through the footpaths is a stunning experience — every turn offers something new to see and appreciate. Even though the area was affected by the fires, its beauty and strength still shine through. It’s a must-see stop in Jasper — peaceful, scenic, and a true reminder of nature’s resilience. 🌿💧We visited October 2025 and it’s less crowded dress accordingly. Weather conditions change drastically.

What a vibrant place. You can hear the roar touching your soul and temples your body. A majestic place to visit. One has to visit and listen to this artistic music. 🙏 Shiva

A must-visit place on the trip to Jasper. An outstanding fall with a strong flow of water. It shows how small are human. A short hiking to the top and bottom of the cliff gonna bring to you a perfect view of the Athabasca river with burned forest. They are healing but look kind of ugly now.

Must visits if you are at Jasper. Parking is plenty and pretty short walk and one can go down the canyon also a bit.

The tour bus stopped at a lookout. You can see the canyon and the entire surrounding area. This was the best spot to see all of the damage caused by the wildfires. It was incredible (and a little sad) to see what has become of this area. So much of the area looked like scorched earth, yet it is still majestic and beautiful. What was very interesting is that this fire was driven by high winds (65+ mph) and many of the burnt trees feel in the same direction, almost like dominos). There were also some small patches that were left unscathed, and how does that even happen?! Such beautiful country. Worth the trip!

Maligne Canyon is one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. Carved over thousands of years by the Maligne River, this stunning limestone gorge plunges to depths of over 50 meters (160 feet), making it the deepest canyon in the park. Visitors can explore the canyon via a well-maintained trail system that crosses six bridges, each offering unique viewpoints of roaring waterfalls, swirling whirlpools, and steep canyon walls. The first and second bridges provide the most dramatic views, where the narrow canyon walls close in around the rushing water below. In summer, the area is vibrant with lush greenery and wildflowers, while in winter, Maligne Canyon transforms into a magical world of frozen waterfalls and icy caverns, perfect for guided ice walks. The canyon’s geology and hydrology are fascinating too—some of the river’s water mysteriously disappears underground and resurfaces miles away at Medicine Lake. Whether you're a casual walker or an avid adventurer, Maligne Canyon is a must-visit destination that showcases the raw beauty and power of nature in the Canadian Rockies.

What a great way to fill your eyes with beauty after a long day 🥰 Way more worth than the touristy Jonhston Canyon. Accesible for families, I did that short walk after a long hike. Would recommend!

Before heading to Maligne Lake, a visit to the canyon is generally organized. It's good that you can visit it pretty much anytime, even with a cloudy weather and it doesn't degrade the experience. Walking around is easy.

Absolutely breathtaking place. I loved every moment at the canyon, nature is truly amazing. Hiking from bridge 1 to 5 is a steep downhill, you have to climb up to get back to where you started. Wear shoes with good grip and treat yourself at the tea house by the parking lot.

I hiked the trail at Maligne Canyon in Jasper, and I couldn’t help but drop my jaw at the sheer beauty of it. Gorgeous, stunning, and downright marvellous! The canyon felt like nature's masterpiece, revealing a cross-section of Earth's ecological evolution in the most dramatic way. Every twist and turn of the trail seemed to unveil something new and breathtaking. It’s not just a sight to see—it’s an experience, one that immerses you in the power and history of nature. Maligne Canyon is a must-visit, a place that leaves you both humbled and awestruck by the forces that have shaped our planet over millions of years.

Spectacular trail that follows a canyon in Jasper National Park. Waterfalls all along and bridges that cross and allow amazing views of the water below. The rock erosion creates patterns and tones that pictures don't quite convey An absolute must for waterfall fans such as us!

We were genuinely lucky as we had clear skies and about 2 hours of Northern Lights on show, so overall an incredible night. We paid for the extra package which included a walk into a darker area to be privately talked through what we could see. The giant scientific grade telescopes and the talks by the staff we so interesting and you could really feel the passion of the staff who were able to answer every question we had. However, I can appreciate if you only purchase the basic package of just the dome show, this would be disappointing as it's just a projector inside a tent, in a hotel car park, but the full package is well worth the money. There is a rainy day guarantee which is good, if you don't see stars, you have 2 years to return to try again, which is good even if you're a tourist on holiday.

This is a temporary built setup with a very very small dome and folding chairs and recliners inside. It’s on a parking lot of the Fairmont hotel. The hotel itself has a great view and walking area, that we enjoyed more than the show itself. The projection is blurry and the whole story is not well thought. It keeps jumping from one point to another without a logical sequence. Skippable.

The highlight of my summer so far! The tour is fantastic and the staff have so much knowledge it blew my mind. We arrived on a cloudy night but still learned and saw so much in the displays and talks, they have a nice cosy set up with a fire, too! We managed to go back the following evening for a complimentary look through the telescopes on a clearer night which was a brucey bonus. Kudos to everyone at the planetarium for putting on such a wonderful show, especially Gerran! And Beth was great with all the organizing!! I am recommending to everyone who visits Jasper, come clear or cloudy skies!

We had a wonderful experience at Jasper Planetarium! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and the sky show was truly amazing. Seeing the stars through the big telescopes was unforgettable. Highly recommended for visitors to Jasper! — MM Taxi Jasper 🚖✨

My partner and I went to the Jasper planetarium and did the dark sky package tour on July 27th! INCREDIBLE RAINY DAY POLICY! We were originally booked for July 26th but the weather was gray, muggy, and cloudy. One simple phone call and the Planetarium had no issue rescheduling us for any day of our choosing. They even let us think about it for a day to see how the weather would be before picking a new tour date. Absolutely beautiful clear night amidst a week of clouds and rain. HIGHLY RECOMMEND GOING FOR THE DARK SKY PACKAGE, we got to walk privately with a small group around Lake Beauvart and see constellations, satellites, and even a glimpse of Saturn (looks like a big star, you can't see the rings through the binoculars on this particular day) through the crystal clear binoculars they provide. Super nice lodge and surrounding area, very fancy. Everything was ran well and smooth. You can tell the people working here love what they do and love teaching/showing others the night sky. Shoutout to Lyn our tour guide.

I went to Jasper with some friends and the Planetarium was definitely one of the highlights! It was a rainy day but they still made sure we had a fun experience and told us so many cool facts about space! Caitlin did our dome presentation and she did an absolutely phenomenal job. She was so enthusiastic and knew so many awesome things that were super fun to learn about! We were handed off to Gerran afterward where we went to learn some other really cool thing! He was also so wonderful and did an amazing job making everyone feel welcomed and entertained by making pieces of the presentation interactive which was super cool! I would absolutely recommend the planetarium to anyone heading over to Jasper, especially if you have an interest in space and the universe. Thank you to everyone at the Planetarium for such a wonderful experience!

Very impressed with the overall experience. The staff were knowledgeable and professional, and you could tell their enthusiasm of all things space related. Our family enjoyed the dark sky package and learned a few interesting points. Book in advance and make sure to dress warm.

Small visitor center in the middle of town in a lovely historic building. I wish there was more to it, especially considering the significance of the park, but the town is small. There aren't any displays or information to speak of, but the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Also, come back at night and there are some neat illuminated sections. Jasper the bear is right around the corner. Too bad the gift shop was not open when we went, since it looked interesting and better to support Parks Canada. No free parking.

As a local taxi service provider in Jasper, I’ve had the pleasure of regularly picking up and dropping off guests at Forest Park Hotel. From what I’ve seen, the hotel maintains a high standard of hospitality and cleanliness. The staff are always courteous, organized, and professional, which makes our job easier and creates a smooth experience for visitors. Guests often share positive feedback with us about their stay—mentioning the comfort of the rooms, the helpful service, and the beautiful surroundings. The location is also convenient for transportation, with easy access and a well-managed front entrance. Forest Park Hotel is clearly committed to guest satisfaction, and it shows. We’re proud to serve their guests and look forward to continuing our partnership!

Compared to Banff town, this place feels much quieter. There are fewer busy shopping streets and more residential areas surrounded by mountains, creating a peaceful atmosphere. The restaurants are a bit pricey, but the environment is very pleasant and a good place to enjoy dinner after coming down from the mountains. Just keep in mind that most shops close around 9pm

I love HWY93, we start from Bang but next winter we will go from Jasper, I really think this is one of the most magnificent drive in NA, Jasper Park also has quite a lot to offer, from fine dining tp casual cafes, lots and lots of trails to bike, hike, walk, amazing lakes, even if you are at! 5% to go there, trust you will not regret it.

Overflow is your best place to set up your camp Not burntout with plenty of trees that surround us.

Beautiful area, landscape, and places to visit. You can rent canoe by the lake.

So beautiful would recommend is you are in the area

This was one of the best places I stayed on my vacation to Canada. I saw lots of action with bears and wildlife. I would definitely come here again.👍👍

A really beautiful Lake about a 45 minute walk from Jasper, with its clear water and stunning surroundings, it is easy to see why it is a very popular Lake to visit for tourists on the way to pyramid Lake, mainly due to the easy access by car. If you walk here, bring bear spray. Lake freezes Iver in the winter.

Stunning location. One of the most beautiful spots in Jasper National Park. It’s amazing how peaceful this place is. You really get impressed by the nature. Definitely is a must seen location!

A very nice lake to take a canoe on and paddle around. Parking unfortunately is rather sparse and it can get quite busy. They have different types of watercraft and the only motorized is an electric boat which is nice for keeping it peaceful. We took a canoe out for an hour and that was plenty. They also have kayaks, paddle boats, row boats and a motorized family carrier.

Another beautiful lake within 5 minutes of Downtown Jasper. The crystal clear waters of the lake are worth viewing during clear days.

Best view for autumn color in Patricia Lake, Jasper National Park.

Beautiful lake, good place to spend some time.

Wonderful experience up here, I rode my bike up and felt welcome from the second I walked in and was greeted with a cup of tea. They do have wifi but I wasn't really there for that I was there to be outside. Friendly, personable staff, would definitely recommend for anybody looking to be in the middle of the wilderness and be away from the city or town. I left my hat there and the amazing staff made sure I got it back, thanks to them for that.

Excellent excellent. Excellent what more can be said definitely do not go here It has much WiFi Stay away, keep this place a secret. The stuff is amazing. The location is wonderful. The dorm rooms are exquisitely rustic with wood-burning, stoves, and nice firm mattresses. The linen is all clean and soft. . The floors are clean. Fresh clean, drinking water delightful cooking facilities with attached common area. Plenty of games and books with Maps for travel planning. Knowledgable staff with helpful tips and advice. Parking is available for guests only as well as brand new sunlight toilet facility.

Great for a stop over. The rooms were clean and provided duvets and extra blankets! The kitchen had everything you would need and it was a lovely communal area. Sadly no washrooms just a toilet. Very pleasant place with a bonfire lit in the evenings. Friendly staff too.

Ernie was a great hostel manager and the hostel was very well equipped. Water is available and there is even a gas powered refrigerator for food storage. There are a few good trails to hike straight from the hostel. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone in Jasper.

Really lovely hostel. Basic but very welcoming. Only issue was that the lights didn’t work very well in the kitchen, so when making breakfast very early in the morning we had to use a torch! The beds were very comfy and the dorms big & spacious!

Great place to stay! Takes about 30 minutes to get there from town but you’re up in the mountains in a cozy wilderness lodge. Ernie takes great care of the place, and it has enough “luxuries” for a comfortable stay: solar powered lights, drinking/cooking water, even a gas powered refrigerator. I’d stay there again for sure.

Very secluded, very cool tho. Everything about it is removed from society which we loved. No cell service, no wifi, no running water, solar powered lights, incredible views. Wood stove heated cabins. They wash the sheets but don't wash the blankets which was questionable to us. There were maybe a dozen people on the whole mountain which is pretty cool.

This mountain and lakes should definitely be on the list of visitors! Take comfortable shoes as the path will not be very winding and in stones. The glacier hanging over the lake and pieces of ice in the water is fascinating!

This is a medium level hike. Some areas are steep, slippery and be cautious. This is my favorite place in Jasper. Stunning and panoramic view. Couldn’t go until end of the trail due to time limitation but definitely come back. Parking is very tight. You have to come early morning. Winding roads.

One of the most beautiful mountains and hikes in the world. The drive to the top where the parking area is amazing. This place is a must visit while in Jasper. The parking lot gets full though and it can be hard to find parking so come very early or very late.

My favourite place, the most beautiful mountain view with glacier falls and lake in the middle. Good for everyone easy to hike. Make sure to arrive early for the parking lot.

One of the most beautiful places we have visited. A road of about a kilometer and a half leads to a beautiful blue lake where ice floats. The leading road is full of many beautiful stones and the lake is bordered by a huge glacier. The height of the mountain is 3,633 meters above sea level and the Angel Glacier is a glacier that flows down the northern slope of Mount Edith Cowell. The mountain is named after the British nurse Edith Cowell who was executed by the Germans in the First World War. To get to Mount Edith Cavell's parking lot, drive from Jasper on Highway 93 (Glacier Highway) and shortly after passing the entrance to the park, turn right onto Highway 93A.

So cool. One of the best hikes I have done in Alberta! Saw a piece of glacier fall off yesterday which was so cool and a little sad. Trail gets hard near the top of mountain, but good for the heart 🫀. Well kept trail and the end is above the tree line which is interesting . The plants were cool.

Parking lot is really small, I had to wait for about 20 minutes to park. Trail distance is very friendly, only 700m from parking lot to the small pond at the foot of the glacier. It is shrinking, it will disappear some day. The water in the pond is really cold, some small icebergs are floating in the pond. A nice, small place to observe and feel glacier.

Among the most spectacular gems of nature, and it is very accessible to all. Get out there, go for a walk, save hundreds by not doing the Maligne Lake cruise. Seriously - you won't be disappointed!

Great sight! To see more of the Angel, climb the rocks. Please be sure to avoid trampling the delicate rock flora. Look out for Pikas and Marmots too.

Definitely recommend coming here! The drive in itself is exciting as you climb up the mountain you get beautiful views of the surroundings! The hike to see the glacier is relatively short, maybe a mile! Bring umbrella or rain jacket as the weather here can change VERY QUICK!

Angel Glacier is a short drive from Jasper on Mount Edith Cavell. The hike is short but is mostly uphill to the glacier itself. You can stop there or continue on to the meadows which has beautiful wild flowers. The view on this hike is spectacular and what even made it more memorable was that there were numerous mini avalanches that came crashing down on the water below which was pretty exciting to see. It's a must see if you're in the Jasper area that's for sure!

Short hike that gives you nice views of the hanging glacier. Longer hike option (around 6km) going into the woods.

stunning! short and easy hike with great reward!

very worth to visit. the time we visited is the the end of Jun. However, there's a heavy rain in Jasper park, so we change the plan and decide to visit Angel Glacier first. The rain turns into snow on the road heading to Angel Glacier(about one hour drive). we are in the snow-white world when arrived. it's a very special experience although the glacier has been covered by snow and dirt.

An excellent day out and on a good weather day well worth the effort. The scenery was stunning. The staff ( Max & Cally ) were knowledgeable and will answer questions on your journey. The tram cost about $80 each . Very safety conscious lots of information. The shop and restaurant well worth a visit to sok up the scenery and get a souvenir.

Absolutely worth the money. It stops operating around 2nd November 2025 and back again in March. Beautiful views from the top. We were there late October so the snow made it more difficult to hike to the summit but views below submit great as well. We had a bite to eat at the restaurant.

The Whistler Mountain Tram was a highlight of my trip to Jasper. Spectacular views of the entire region including the surrounding mountains, rivers, lakes and the town of Jasper. The tram ride is smooth and at a good pace - not too fast but not poking along either. Staff are knowledgeable, very friendly and helpful. The restaurant at the upper level is superb. Great food with impressive views. Don't miss it. The dirt hiking trail to the top is not difficult for those in good health and physical shape. But seniors and those with limitations should stick to the decks and platform areas. Bring warm clothing for the mornings and evenings but late mornings through the afternoon can be warm.

Absolutely awesome experience my mom loved her experience it was first time for me and mom it was a great trip to jasper and definitely something everyone should do try the view from up there is breath taking go sit up the rocks meditate get ur energy flowing breathe it’s a place of peace and abt the sky team service it was absolutely amazing they took care of us down there real quick got us in comfortable up there the cage staff was awesome aswell very helpful polite and smiling . Love the whole experience . Would definitely visit again .

The tram “drivers” were friendly and informative. It had recently snowed and was very windy at the top. We didn’t hike to the peak as we were not appropriately dressed for the winter-like weather. Amazing views and the food at the top was phenomenal

An essential part of the Jasper Experience!. What a rush from starting slow out of the station to picking up some speed on the line and ascending that mountain in no time - and it's steep. The little boardwalk at the top is perfect for just relaxing but there are also many trails to explore and how easy after being plopped right onto the peak of Whistlers Mountain. LOVE THIS! ENDLESS VIEWS!

Worth the experience. Fun ride up and back with amazing views and knowledgeable guides giving interesting information. Lots to explore and see on top so wear good hiking footwear and bring layers, water and a snack.

Wonderful Lake. Brings memories of my Grandfather. He had a store and post office at the west end of the lake on the rail line at Red Pass.

Moose Lake is a breathtaking stop along the Yellowhead Highway that feels like stepping into a postcard. Surrounded by rugged mountains and framed by the towering peaks of the Rockies, the lake stretches out in a long, peaceful ribbon of deep blue-green water. On a calm day, the reflections of the mountains and clouds are so vivid they look almost painted. This is a place where you can truly slow down and soak in nature. It’s perfect for pulling over during a road trip, stretching your legs, and taking in the scenery. The shoreline is easily accessible in spots, making it a great place for photos, a picnic, or just sitting quietly to listen to the gentle lap of the water. If you’re lucky, you might spot wildlife in the area — moose sightings do happen, and you’ll often see birds skimming the surface. There are no big crowds or noisy facilities here, which adds to the serenity. Facilities are minimal, so it’s best to bring your own snacks, water, and anything you need. The beauty of Moose Lake is its simplicity — untouched, peaceful, and a reminder of how incredible British Columbia’s landscapes are. If you’re driving through Mount Robson Provincial Park, this is a must-see stop. Whether you stay for 10 minutes or an hour, it’s the kind of view that stays with you long after you’ve left.

Was there on my trip back from settle.what a calm place to relax(other than the highway 16 😂)

Such a stunning lake! 💙 Perfect to relax during a long roadtrip. There's also a public toilet.

Stunning lake , the only lake on the side of Fraser river. Nice view and some relaxing time during road trip

We passed the Moose Lake in the province of British Columbia while doing a VIA Rail trip from Vancouver to Jasper National Park in Alberta, in July 2019. The Canadian National's Rail line and the Yellowhead Highway run along the north shore of the lake and we got very scenic views of the lake from the train window. Moose Lake is the only lake along the course of the Fraser River.

Stunning lake. Very blue and shadows make for a wonderful changing vista. Shame we couldnt walk pound it more (possibly can from other vantage points)

100% worth a visit and certainly is one of the highlights of my trip around the Canadian Rockies. Kinney Lake is a must see and is well worth the 1-1.5hr hike. It is not too challenging or overly steep and the path is very well marked. It is super convenient to access the trail from the Berg Lake trail head car park.

Mount Robson is a breathtaking destination in the Canadian Rockies, offering stunning scenery. This majestic mountain stands at an impressive height and is a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers. With its picturesque surroundings and abundant wildlife, Mount Robson Provincial Park provides a unique experience for visitors. - *Scenic Views*: The mountain offers breathtaking views, especially from the Visitor Centre's viewing deck. - *Hiking Trails*: Explore the numerous trails, including the popular Kinney Lake trail, which offers scenic views and exciting hiking experiences. - *Wildlife Viewing*: Spot wildlife such as elk, deer, and bears in their natural habitats. Cafe Mount Robson is a convenient and delicious stopover for travelers, offering a variety of menu options. *Food Quality*: The cafe serves delicious food, including sandwiches, salads, and baked goods.

Standing at 3,954 meters (12,972 feet), Mount Robson is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, its snow-capped summit attracting climbers year-round. With scenic lakes, abundant wildlife, hiking trails, and rich flora, it’s a must-see for anyone who loves nature. Welcome Centre, a first stop for most visitors, where souvenirs line the shelves and rangers share tips about the park, the mountain, and its many trails. Its porch is the best vantage point for the clearest, most majestic view of the Mount Robson. The Centre has a museum which contains many interesting facts about the state park’s history, mountain climbing attempts, and the surrounding wildlife.

We visited Mt. Robson on our drive from Clearwater to Jasper. It's the highest mountain in the Rockies. The Welcome centre tells a bit about the history of the first voyage of discovery, as well as the geology. There's a store and some toilets inside as well. Also: WiFi! From the deck at the back there's a great view of the mountain itself. But for the best pictures of yourself and the mountain (as I'm not a big fan of fences in picture), I would move to the spacious lush green field behind the centre.

I only stopped here for a short rest, but the mountain views completely amazed me. Even on a warm day, there was still snow glistening at the top, making the scenery stunning. It turned out to be an unexpected highlight of my trip, worth pausing to enjoy.

Very helpful staff. Berg Lake trail campsite explanation & water for the climb up to Emperor Falls - most appreciated!

On a good (mostly cloudless) day, you can make a stop here, buy snacks or ice cream and have a view of Mount Robson. Great for those that are not planning on going further in or hiking. You still get to see the tallest Mountain in the Canadian Rockies.

Mount Robson Provincial Park is a hidden gem nestled in the Canadian Rockies, boasting breathtaking landscapes and a diverse ecosystem. Centered around the majestic Mount Robson, the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies, this park offers a truly unforgettable experience for outdoor enthusiasts. Highlights of Mount Robson Provincial Park: * Mount Robson: The towering peak dominates the park's skyline, offering awe-inspiring views from various vantage points. * Berg Lake Trail: A popular hiking trail that leads to the stunning Berg Lake, surrounded by glaciers and snow-capped mountains. * Rearguard Falls: A cascading waterfall that creates a picturesque scene, perfect for photography and relaxation. * Robson Pass: A high mountain pass that offers panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. * Wildlife: The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, elk, and mountain goats. What to Expect: * Scenic beauty: Prepare to be amazed by the park's stunning landscapes, from lush forests to alpine meadows and rugged mountains. * Hiking opportunities: The park offers a wide range of hiking trails suitable for all levels, from easy strolls to challenging treks. * Wildlife encounters: Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife as you explore the park's diverse ecosystems. * Camping: Enjoy the tranquility of nature by camping in one of the park's designated campgrounds. Tips for Visiting: * Plan ahead: Research the park's trails, campsites, and weather conditions before your visit. * Pack appropriately: Bring comfortable hiking gear, rainwear, and layers to prepare for varying weather conditions. * Respect nature: Leave no trace and follow park rules to preserve the natural environment. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or simply looking for a peaceful escape, Mount Robson Provincial Park offers something for everyone. Its stunning beauty and diverse ecosystem make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers.

This was by far one of my favorite hikes of the trip. We only made it to the lake but even that was worth it. Highly recommend a visit.

This is one of the most beautiful parks I've ever visited. The views here are unparalleled, and there's tons of wildlife.

I come here every summer when I can. One of the most amazing trails on Earth. If you only have a couple of hours, a trip to Kinney Lake is well worth it. If you have a couple of days, the trip to Berg Lake (and Snowbird Pass) are breathtaking. Must book a loooooooooooong time in advance.

Honestly the berg lake trail is one of the nicest hikes I've done. We went up to emperor falls and back (32km+) in one day, and although it was totally worth it it was quite heave on the knees. I recommend everyone to do the hike, as I can only imagine what Berg lake itself will look like, but make sure you got a few days time so you can appreciate it in all it's glory without having to walk around with a knee brace for a week after 😉

Beautiful Jaw dropping mountains and breathtaking views. It's one of the most beautiful part of the yellow head highway drive towards BC. There are a few shops for travellers and tourist to patronize. Also several areas for photo lovers. Ensure your vehicle is in good shape as help may not come as quickly as you desire if needed. Cellular network signals are very poor around these area due to the mountains. Ensure your vehicle has enough gas to avoid disappointment. Not many gas stations are available around the mountain.

Such a beautiful place! Here you get to see snowy and really tall mountains! And because the Mount Robson Provincial Park is near BC and Alberta, you could play around and you jump from province to province, that sounds cool to me!

This is a terrific experience with wonderful people. Tyler was our guide and Mady our lookout and Abby our photographer. The safety aspect is comprehensive and the gear is excellent for warmth and maneuverability. The scenery is beautiful and the whole rafting experience brilliant. Thanks!

I can’t express just how grateful I am we went with this company!!! Tyler and maddie were amazing, entertaining and knowledgeable guides… we had so much fun and my husband And I are hoping to be back before the end of this season if our schedules align again or for sure next season!!! Tatt or Natt (the photographer anyways I couldn’t figure out which name I was hearing) did an amazing job capturing our rafting adventure!!! When we couldn’t bring our phones I was concerned we wouldn’t get great pictures! But without our phones to take pictures I was able to enjoy the entire experience and we ended up with awesome pictures anyways!!! (And for all of them they were only $40 at the end!!!) Myself and another gentleman had medical issues and the guides ensured we were taken care of and checked on us throughout the experience… Definitely above and beyond!!! Will be back 100% Thanks again to the entire team, driver, photographer, our guides and anybody else I may have missed that helped make this possible for us!!! You guys are awesome!!!

Amazing and fun activity for a day trip! We did the white water rafting, but I’m sure the scenic tour is also beautiful. The white water rafting was fun and easily done even though we didn’t have experience. The guides are amazing and takes you safely through the rafts, so you feel safe even in the wilder parts of the tour. As a bonus the ride down the river is also so beautiful (when you have time to notice)

Staff were so friendly and excited to see all their clients get onto the rafts. Our guide, Ryan, was so knowledgeable of the local mountains and back history as well as the local wildlife we witnessed during our float. He provided so much education about the water we were on and how a river actually works. Our kids had an amazing time, as did we! Met wonderful people on our raft from all over the world. Beautiful weather and great waters! Definitely recommend!! 100 out of 10!!

Booked for my birthday July 25,2025 unfortunately photographers weren’t there however Ryan emailed me photos almost right after he took himself 🥹 the best, funniest crew who made the whole experience amazing and sooo fun, 100000/10 reccomend

We have used this company twice now for white water rafting. The staff are friendly and super knowledgeable. We felt very safe and had so much fun. Would definitely recommend

Wow, what an amazing first rafting experience we've had! From beginning to end, we had a blast learning how to raft, working as a team to complete the course. The staff/crew were incredibly friendly, kind, and attentive — making sure we were safe, comfortable and having fun. We also couldn't ask for a better guide than Tyler. He was knowledgeable, encouraging, and had a great sense of humor that kept the energy high throughout the trip. He made us feel confident on the water and made the whole experience that much more memorable. If you've been rafting before or are considering rafting for the first time, this is the place to do it. We hope to be back in the future when given the chance :)

Great spot for a walk with the dog. 6k walk and not alot of bugs

Great nature trail loop, especially if you are a bird nerd. Mosquitos were a challenge in the forested portions though so stopping to check out a bird was a pain penalty. Bring big spray and dress in pants and sleeves if you plan to take your time.

(Translated by Google) Had a lovely walk. 9km, everything flat so no climbing. (Original) Heerlijk rondje gelopen. 9km, alles vlak dus niet klimmen.

Beautiful boardwalk and trail! The lookouts are super cool.

A quiet oasis to enjoy breathtaking vista and get a glimpse of birds if you are lucky. Pack mosquito repellent if you want to stay for a bit

(Translated by Google) Didn't really impress us that much. Nothing seen except a few ducks. Maybe we were a little late in mid-September. The first viewing platform is a 5-minute walk from the parking lot. If you do the whole circuit, it takes about 1.5 hours (8km). (Original) Hat jetzt uns nicht so beeindruckt. Ausser ein paar Enten nichts gesehen. Vielleicht waren wir Mitte September auch etwas zu spät dran. Erste Aussichtsplattform ist 5 Gehminuten vom Parkplatz weg. Wenn man die ganze Umrundung macht, dauert es etwa 1.5 Stunden (8km).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful trail but watch out for mosquitoes (Original) Beau sentier mais attention aux moustiques

Unreal place, we come to valemoutn for sledding yearly couple times a year and we break shit!! And they never let down. Always seem to have what you need and the time and patience and accomaditing to your needs. Very impressed with this place. Thanks for my throttle cable today!

What a rip off! I blew the belt on my 2012 CAN AM Renegade and gave Alpine country Rentals a call and they said they could fix it and that it would cost me a hour in labour and a new belt. As it is a quick job. Two days later they said the quad is ready for pick up. They charge me $250 and gave me back a box of parts saying the quad a ''peace of junk'' and can't be fixed. Brought the quad home and put a belt on it and worked right away. Makes you wonder if they know anything about machines at all or if they are just looking to rip people off.

A big shout out to the employees, especially the lady's at the front counter, forgot my gloves in avalanche back pack, they found them, found us and returned them to me, in nova scotia! Big thanks to them and the rest of the crew. Happy sledding!!!! Dave.

Best rental equipment experience I’ve had to date! Super kind staff and easy to work with. No detail was left out, between the Avalanche packs to the snowmobile pre/post-use inspections by Josh, all boxes checked all questions answered with confidence. Can’t wait to rent more sleds off you guys next season!

If I could give 0 stars, I would. Brought in three balloons to them to fill with helium and came out with only two, but got charged for all of them. They popped one of my balloons, which I brought from out of town for an event, and they blamed it on the balloon, the weather, and everything under the sun, even though it popped because it was overfilled. Super disappointed and will not be trusting them for events again. Didn’t have time to argue so tried to call them to talk to them later. They hung up on me! So much for quality customer service.

Brutal service. Rented a backpack the night before sledding, for 3 days. Didn't use it, came back the next morning and the girl told me no refund. She asked the boss, he said a refund is fine, but she took it in her hands to still charge me $15 for the paper work she did. It would have taken less time to give me a full refund, but instead took 20 minutes for her to charge me the $15. I'm sorry, but that is terrible service. There was not much paper work, and I did not use the bag at all. They should be serving their customers, not laying a guilt trip or making a scene. The paper work was nothing and completely irrelevent. This was not an Av pack either, just a regular backpack with a shovel. Give me a break.

Rented a back pack for 3 days. Only used 2 days. Didn’t mentioned there was no refund for returning early. I will not be renting anything from them again. $45 wasted! Hope you get the crabs!

seems to be out of business, property is for sale Edit: actually I did check the website in advance and couldn't find anywhere on the website that the brewery would be closed. I'm not on social media. I couldn't post this comment on Google maps without giving a rating. Let me make it a 3 star then - that's more neutral. I'm sorry you went out of business. Are you planning on opening again at some point?

Perfect dinner. A good selection of craft beers. My first visit and I asked for a Pils and was given a delicious lager to try and my friend ordered an amber ale and chose from 3 tastings. We sat outside with our dogs, ate good food from the food truck and relished the warm summer evening.

I had a great time checking out the Three Ranges Brewing Company. The staff were friendly and the service was fast. The beer was great too.

West coast brewery tour continues…..heading back east after spending the last ~2.5 years in North Vancouver. Long drive on a perfect blue bird day takes us thru Valemont BC and an oasis under the sun…..see you again 3 Ranges when we come back for sled season 😁

Great selection of beers. We were on a roadtrip and just stopped by, so we got some beers to go. Service was quick and efficient and it seemed like a cool place. Will definitely stop here again, when in the area.

Excellent beers and customer service that goes above. Sit and have a great beer or mix and match beers to take home.

So sad to hear about Three Ranges closing. I know an establishment like theirs is really important to a smaller community. We always enjoyed their beer and the pub when we’ve been through a couple times. We live in Edmonton and sadly can’t support them the way I would want to. I’ve even searched out their products here in Edmonton. I hope something good comes of it. Cheers! (With a Skippity Pap - my fave)

We usually stop here for 10-minutes on road trips. A good spot to let out the kids or dog to stretch the legs as there is a large field and it's far enough away from the main roads. A few picnic benches of seating nearby as well.

I stopped to get some information, I didn't leave with much. I had to wander around the store to see what the town was about. I asked all the questions, I thought the lady could have shared more helpful information of what the town offered. I left there wondering why I even stopped.

What a joke of a town. Safe to say I’ll never be back — the name Valemount will always be a bitter reminder. Found a “futuristic” self-cleaning public toilet… reality? A malfunctioning mess. Filthy inside, couldn’t even wash my hands. Feels more like a cheap PR stunt — probably a bribe by Telus to keep other phone providers out of town 😂. And that’s another issue. I drove 30 extra minutes just to get here, hoping for a decent place to dine and maybe some cell service. Instead, I found a town that fails in every direction. Dining? Fail. Service? Fail. Experience? Complete fail. Valemount, the “pit stop” you’ll regret.

Great place for a quick stop scenery was amazing

The Valemount Visitor Centre is fantastic! The building is adorable, and the staff are incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. Like another reviewer mentioned, they are genuinely excited to share their knowledge with you. The gift shop is a gem, offering lots of unique magnets and great prices on items. Some of the same items Jasper and Banff carry, but cheaper. They have shelves lined with brochures of other nearby places, and the staff helped me discover new spots I’d love to check out in the future. Overall, a must stop if you’re in the area!

Cleanest and most comfortable washrooms on hwy 5. Great place for a pit stop and some neat merch available inside as well.

Very friendly staff and came out knowing valemount like the back of my hand !!!

Amazing location and view. The walls are thin, but my neighbors were pretty quiet. One of the windows didn't work which is fine for the weather I had, but with no AC or fans, it could be an issue. The host did offer to come fix it, which was super nice.

It's a very nice place. Very clean. It's just keen eared to the next door apartment so it's good to have some earplugs in the bag. But I definitely recommend this place !

very minimal.. no freezer for example!

We stayed here in June 2025 for a night while traveling from Alberta. It is a lovely place located just a couple kilometres out of town. The area is quiet with lots of birds in the forest to fill the air with songs. The bed was comfortable and the kitchen had all the necessities for cooking. There were windows to open on both sides of the cabin to allow a cool evening breeze to flow through the. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. There was no air conditioning so it could get a bit warm in the cabin on a hot summer day but the evenings are generally cool so that helps to get a good sleep. I would highly recommend this place overall.

Fantastic customer service! We did the Scenic Raft Float for $79 plus GST and really enjoyed it. We felt like we could have spent another hour just floating along. If we are over this way in the future we will definitely use this service again.

I recently went whitewater rafting for the first time, and it was an unforgettable experience! We chose Stellar Descents, and I was impressed by how accommodating the team was, especially on short notice. They allowed my dog, Lucky, to join us on the scenic raft float, and he seemed comfortable and happy throughout the trip—a special thanks to Justin, Kris, and the entire team for making this experience so enjoyable. I highly recommend their services for anyone looking to embark on a fun and memorable rafting adventure!

Fully recommended and a MUSt do activity to experience. I had a really enjoyable time with Stellar Descents Whitewater Rafting. Shout out to those three amazing and fun guides with Justin, Liam and Brooke. With all the excellent explanations and communications at the beginning made the whole rafting experience easy and will want you to do it again! Had so much excitements and laughters with this team.

We went rafting today July 8th 2025. It was wonderful, we chose the sights seeing. We had a very great time. We enjoyed the whole scenic. The weather also was fantastic. The guider was awesome, she was very friendly and helpful. Totally staff were so friendly and helpful. Well organised. Prices are reasonable. Overall, we had a very good time.

Chris, Brooks and Justin, the most wonderful rafting professionals in British Columbia, Canada. Rafting with you and my family on the Fraser River has been one of the most beautiful experiences of our lives. Thank you for your professionalism, for enjoying the work you do so much, and for making every trip feel like the first. We highly recommend this activity with Stellar Descents Whitewater Rafting and the family that makes it happen. We hope to see you next time when we return from Spain. Kisses.

We had scenic float at the end of the season. Kris was wonderful with explanation and showing us around. I took one star out, it was no “wow” effect. We would try white water rafting next time, our daughter is still young to take this year.

SENIORS ALERT: Fun-Fun-Fun with Professional, Attentive, Safety Oriented crew, on an affordable adventure. This group of young people are so accommodating and helpful. They encouraged and helped us so much, and made it a great time. We will give them as many stars as we can and recommend them anytime- and will definitely go back again The Burnstads and The Schiecks