Top 10 Things to do Good for Couples in Jasper, Canadian Rockies

October 21, 2021 Tonie Szymanski

Escape the urban bustle and make Jasper your home base for exploring Canada's extraordinary wilderness. As a mountain town, it's low-key and unpretentious with good food and drink; as a destination, it's an outdoor sports lover's playground, with hiking and golfing in summer and skiing and dog sledding in winter. If it's chilly, heat up at Miette Hot Springs in the National Park.
Restaurants in Jasper

1. Jasper Motorcycle Tours Day Tours

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Jasper Motorcycle Tours Day Tours

Experience the thrill of riding in the Canadian Rockies on Harley Davidson sidecar motorcycles driven by professional riders or rent a motorcycle for your own ride.

2. Jasper Raft Tours

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Jasper Raft Tours

We offer scenic float trips for the whole family. Give us a call for more details

3. Jasper Tour Company

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Jasper Tour Company

Jasper Tour Company offers fun, adventurous, sightseeing trips in Jasper National Park. Whether it's a visit up the Maligne Valley to see her crown jewel, Spirit Island, a winter's walk through the depths of the frozen Magline Canyon, or a search for some of the Rocky Mountains wild inhabitants such as bears, any adventure with the Jasper Tour Company can be described as "simply the best!".

4. Jasper Rafting Adventures

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Jasper Rafting Adventures

We offer Class II and Class III white water rafting trips in Jasper National Park. Explore the beauty of the Athabasca Valley and learn its history, all while experiencing a white water adventure.

5. Wild Current Outfitters

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Wild Current Outfitters

We offer guided canoe adventures in Jasper National Park which are ideal for families, couples, travel mates and private groups. Wildlife viewing opportunities include: bear, moose, elk, deer, loon and king fishers. Paddle as little or as much as you like and enjoy hot drinks and baked goods by a campfire. Canoe and safety gear is provided.

6. Jasper Food Tours

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Jasper Food Tours

Taste the town of Jasper in four plates, four drinks and one great story! Meeting daily at 2:30 PM at the visitor info center, our 3-hour tour takes you around historical downtown Jasper by foot, taking in a bit of history and visiting 4 local joints for a top dish and a perfectly paired alcoholic beverage. Will you be full? Yes, both in body and mind, with memories and cravings of a lifetime.

7. Summit Massage Therapy and Wellness

612 Connaught Drive Upper Level, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0 Canada +1 780-852-5558 [email protected] http://www.summitmassage.ca
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Summit Massage Therapy and Wellness

Summit Massage Therapy & Wellness is committed to keeping our clients healthy & active. Our services include a variety of massage treatments & other balancing therapies including: - Relaxation,Therapeutic,Cupping, Hot Stone Masssage, Pre & Post Natal Massage - Shiatsu - Reiki - Manual Lymphatic Drainage - Craniosacral Therapy - Geotran - Spiritual Response Therapy - Monthly visiting practitioners including a Naturopathic doctor & Traditional Chinese Medicine pracitioner & Acupuncturist We offer something for everybody and every BODY! Wheelchair accessible

8. Rockaboo Mountain Adventures

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Rockaboo Mountain Adventures

We are a mountain guiding company based in Jasper, Canada. We specialize in high quality mountain skills training and guided climbing from the Icefields Parkway in Jasper National Park to the rugged frontier of beautiful McBride, BC. This diverse area is home to world class ice climbing, stellar rock climbing, inspiring alpine climbing on the biggest peaks in the Rockies, and fantastic ski touring opportunities. If you are looking to plan a unique trip to the Canadian Rockies that includes leaving the pavement and venturing into the vistas in search of genuine experience, you are in the right place. With years of local experience, impassioned, ACMG-certified Mountain Guides will take you safely to the edge of personal challenge and experience. Rock and ice climbing offered daily as well as glacier hiking. Private guiding year-round upon request.

9. Jasper Hikes & Tours

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Jasper Hikes & Tours

We are a small, locally owned guiding business, that provide unique adventure tours. Join Joy & Sean on Maligne Canyon Ice Walks, snowshoeing and AST 1 avalanche skills courses in the winter as well as rock climbing instruction, interpretive hiking and sightseeing tours in the summer. All tours and programs are set in beautiful Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. We are thrilled to share our passion for the outdoors with others, so come join us on a Jasper adventure!

10. Athabasca Falls

Hwy 93, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0 Canada +1 780-852-6176 [email protected] http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/pn-np/ab/jasper/index.aspx
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Athabasca Falls

A spectacular waterfall in Jasper National Park.

Reviewed By BrittanyMExplores - Winnipeg, Canada

Athabasca Falls is located approximately 30 minutes south of the town of Jasper along the scenic Icefields Parkway. It is a place definitely worth stopping and exploring. There were a network of paved pathways leading to various areas overlooking the waterfalls and viewpoints of the deep and narrow canyon. Athabasca Falls was powerful and gorgeous waterfall with a stunning backdrop of forests, mountains and the river flowing through as huge volumes of water rushed down into the canyon. There were a few lookout points offering different views of the falls along the trails. I visited on a sunny afternoon and the area was quite crowded with some of the lookout areas being very small, so I had to wait my turn in order to get up front and take photos. The pathways were interesting to explore and one of them led through a narrow section between two walls of the canyon with stairs carved into the rocks. There were some great vantage points overlooking the river and the canyon to see where the water had eroded the rock to create caves and unique rock formations over many years. Athabasca Falls was a wonderful area to discover, admire the natural beauty and take plenty of photos. The parking lot was large and could accommodate quite a few vehicles. It would probably be best to visit in the morning during the summer season before the crowds of people show up. If you’re driving the Icefields Parkway, definitely stop here.

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