Jasper ski resorts and holidays

Jib around in Jasper

Enjoy big snow, frozen waterfalls and a skiing scene to keep everyone happy in the dramatic landscape of the Rockies.

Ski holidays in Jasper

A small town in the heart of a National Park, Jasper offers a friendly, low-key ski experience set amongst stunning natural scenery abundant with wildlife.

Driving from Calgary takes around five hours and is unforgettable. The breathtaking ancient glaciers, frozen waterfalls and towering peaks along the Icefields Parkway are the perfect prelude to your skiing holiday in Jasper. Skiing here is based at Marmot Basin, around half an hour away, and offers an excellent variety of terrain. Snow reliability is good, temperatures can fall as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius, and Marmot remains amongst the least crowded of North American ski areas. With 10,800 square kilometres of Jasper National Park surrounding the town, there is so much more on offer than just skiing.

Nearest airports to Jasper

Calgary

Jasper is 402 km (approximately 5 hours transfer) from Calgary airport.

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Skiing for beginners in Jasper

Jasper is a good choice for beginners. Each of Marmot's lifts provides access to at least one beginner (green) piste, allowing skiers of all abilities to get to the higher altitudes, better snow and beautiful views. Tranquilizer and Sleepy Hollow are two of many great runs for novices.

Skiing for Intermediates in Jasper

There are some very enjoyable runs for the intermediate skier in Marmot. Every lift has a way down the mountain for intermediates, just as there is for beginners. Worth particular mention is the Knob Traverse below Marmot Peak, where you will be high up the mountain, affording magnificent views. All lifts and trails are open to snowboarders and runs such as Eagle Ridge provide exhilarating free riding.

Advanced skiing in Jasper

Skiing is good for experts in Marmot although, much like intermediates, expert skiers may exhaust groomed trails rather quickly. Instead, the fine powder of the Dupres Bowl and the steep declines of Wendy's Choice provide a stiffer challenge. Snowcat trips offer the intrepid expert access to untracked powder on testing bowls. Freestyle snowboarders will love the tabletops, jumps and rails at Marmot Terrain Park.

Family ski holidays in Jasper Après ski in Jasper

Après ski in Jasper

Marmot's Caribou Lounge sits at the foot of the mountain, offering several bars from which to start your evening. Jasper itself is a small town but still has a good range of après ski options. Eating out is good here, with a range of restaurants concentrated on Connaught Drive and Patricia Street. There are plenty of bars in town and two nightclubs, AthaB and Pete's Bar. Some of Jasper's pubs also play host to live music - a great way to spend an evening after a long day skiing.

Jasper ski facts
Ski season	December - April
Piste area	1,675 acres
Resort height	1704 m
Lifts	9
Runs	84
	Beginners 24
	Intermediate 24
	Advanced 36

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