Best trails in Jasper National Park

Jasper National Park charges a fee to enter. The fee amount varies by age and intended activity.

Parks Canada offers free admission and access to programs for support persons traveling with a visitor who has a disability and depends on the support person to travel and experience a Parks Canada destination.

The Columbia Icefield Discovery and Information Centre is wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking and restrooms. The Jasper Information Centre has barrier-free access to the building.

Additional information about accessibility at Jasper National Park can be found on their website: https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/jasper/visit/accessible.

The Jasper Transit Service buses are wheelchair accessible.

The Columbia Icefield Discovery and Information Centre is wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking and restrooms. The Jasper Information Centre has barrier-free access to the building.

The Palisades Picnic Site has one accessible picnic table on pavement. A pit toilet equipped with two grab bars is available but has a slight lip in the approach. This toilet facility may not be suitable for all visitors.

Miette Hot Springs has designated accessible parking (no side access aisles) next to the building entrance. There are 3 accessible picnic tables on concrete with pedestal fire pits positioned on pavement. These are accessed by a curb cut from the paved parking area, which doesn't have any designated accessible parking stalls. The curb cut has an uneven lip from the parking lot's surface.

The Meeting of the Waters Picnic Site has 1 designated accessible parking stall (no side access aisles) and an accessible picnic table. A pit toilet equipped with two grab bars is available but has a slight lip in the approach. This toilet facility may not be suitable for all visitors.

The Lake Annette and Lake Edith picnic sites have 2 accessible picnic tables on pavement with pedestal fire pits, accessible from the main Lake Annette parking lot on a paved path. 3 accessible picnic tables on pavement with pedestal fire pits can be accessed from Lake Annette's lower picnic area parking lot.

Whistlers Campground has 1 oTENTik and multiple designated accessible campsites. There are 18 combined toilet and shower buildings that contain accessible toilet stalls, urinals and roll-in shower rooms equipped with one bench enclosed on three sides (though transfer may be challenging). Whistler's outdoor theatre has designated wheelchair seating (front row only) for its ranger-led interpretive programs.

Wapiti Campground is open in winter and has two serviced RV sites that are designated accessible, as well as an accessible combined toilet/shower building.

All service dogs must have an Alberta Service Dog Identification Card to ensure access to public places.