The 7 best fireplaces to achieve peak coziness
Call it caveman instinct, call it hygge, call it whatever you want, but can we all agree that there’s something uniquely special about relaxing next to a cozy fire? And in the winter, that flickering flame seems to be extra mesmerizing. Luckily Jasper’s longstanding cabin culture has helped establish many gorgeous fireplaces around the town and beyond.
5 cozy winter cabins to rent in Jasper
Is there anything that gives the warm fuzzies quite like cuddling up next to a crackling fireplace in a log cabin while snow falls gently outside the window? There are nearly 500 cabins to rent in Jasper, ranging from cozy riverside cabins to luxurious log refuges that British royalty have stayed in, but most of them aren’t open through the winter. Pair heritage aesthetic with modern comforts in a beautiful home-away-from-home, and take part in our longstanding cabin culture by booking a stay in one of these year-round havens.
11 Unique Cabins To Rent When Visiting Jasper National Park
Quintessentially Canadian and oh-so-cozy, Jasper’s love for cabin living is entwined with the national park’s history, yet always evolving. Jasper National Park is home to some of the most charming and authentic cabin properties in the Canadian Rockies and provides the perfect Rocky Mountain Getaway for enthusiastic explorers. Stay in one of these unique lodgings, which pair heritage aesthetic with modern comforts.
7 ways to spend a day at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
This iconic Great Canadian Lodge is more than just an opulent place to lay your head at night — it’s an experience that creates lasting memories surrounded by nature and wildlife. And this year is the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge's centennial.
New Forest Park Hotel brings chic design and modern features to Jasper National Park
Jasper's newest hotel is now accepting bookings.
Buy your National Park Pass on jasper.travel and skip the line into Jasper
Buy online, print at home, arrive in Jasper and skip the line to go straight into adventure.
To explore Jasper National Park (and all the rest of Canada’s national parks), visitors must have a National Park Pass. This entry fee goes toward supporting visitor services and facilities, ensuring a healthy and clean destination for everyone who wishes to explore these natural wonderlands.
