Coco’s Breakfast Wrap: Eggs, ham, veggies & cheddar with a secret sauce wrapped in a warm curry tortilla.

Ride the snow covered terrain of Maligne Valley on tires that are four to 10 centimetres wide with very low pressure, allowing for better traction. 

Get back out pedaling by taking Trail 6 on a 4.6 kilometer ride or Trail 8 to 8C on an 8.2 kilometer groomed ride along the Pyramid Bench area north of the town site.  OR also nearby, try the HoChi Mini trail. This 3.4 kilometer trail begins at Patricia Lake and ends at Pyramid Beach Road along Pyramid Lake. 

The De’d Dog is the spot to gather and swap stories from your day of adventure. This is a place that evokes a strong respect for the essence of mountain culture. A place where everyone and anyone can come to socialize with new and old friends; A local’s favourite. Try Erin’s go to: the Pub Burger, and a glass of red wine – always!

Grab a bite and a coffee to go from this artsy coffee shop, restaurant, and store.

This is a 3 kilometer return trail. Starting at the Hilda Ridge Parking lot, cross the highway head east and find the old gravel road that leads to the Hilda Creek Hostel. A short distance down the road you'll see a well worn trail on your left heading up towards Hilda and Parker Ridge. This trail quickly climbs above the tree line onto the Parker and Hilda Meadows. Parker Ridge itself is a fossilized reef. Just west of Hilda Ridge is the Hilda Glacier and the south east face of Little Athabasca.

It’s been a day full of epic activity – time to cure the hunger. Try Erin’s favourite, the Smoked Duck Club accompanied with a glass of red wine!

Opens at 8:00 AM so you can grab your morning coffee and breakfast sandwich before heading out on the slopes! 

Hit the slopes at Marmot Basin, the northern most Rocky Mountain ski area. Here the abundant dry, light and fluffy snow is a dream to ski and snowboard. With the highest base elevation in Canada, over 400 centimetres of natural snow blankets the area from November through May, creating epic snow conditions all season long. 

Experience a steep run with deep powder on one of Erin’s favourite runs, Charlie’s Bowl. If fast arcing turns on the groomers is more your style, try her other favourite, Porteous Way. 

Sit back and relax with a slice…or five…to replace all of those burned calories. Make Erin proud and indulge in a glass of red wine to accompany your za.

Stop in for a freshly made muffin and some of Jasper’s best coffee. SnowDome is uniquely tucked away downstairs in the Laundromat on Patricia Street. Don’t miss it!

Enjoy a more novice loop with fantastic views on the 750 meters of groomed trails at Marmot Meadows (Whistlers Campground) or for a little bit more of a challenge try the 5.1 kilometer one way Pipeline Trail. The Pipeline Trail, located roughly 5 kilometers west of Jasper along Highway 16 and next to the Miette River, boasts gentle terrain but with a few subtle ups and downs.

Ice-climbing is an exciting and wildly popular way to enjoy winter in Jasper. Although there are several areas to climb within the park, Maligne Canyon proves to be a popular spot suitable for climbers of all levels and experience. Several of the climbs can be accessed from above by rappel and/or for setting up top ropes. If you wish to try this sport out with a guide, Rockaboo Mountain Adventures offers ice-climbing for those that have never tried it before. 

Come visit Jasper's National Park Brewery. With six signature beers brewed on-site, they use only the best: premium hops and malts combined with our own cultured yeast strains. Their final ingredient is the pure, natural mountain water sourced from the great Canadian Rockies. Enjoy a pint of the local’s favourite, Jasper the Bear Ale, along with a delicious bowl of Bison Curry.