Are you planning or thinking about a trip to Jasper National Park? This updated selection of online maps of Jasper National Park will help you get oriented fast.
Free Online Maps from Parks Canada and others
Browse through these Jasper National Park maps.
- Icefields Parkway Interactive Map (Really cool interactive map from the start of the Icefields Parkway in Banff National Park all the way through Jasper National Park to Jasper townsite) (IcefieldsParkway.ca)
- The Whole Park (Parks Canada)
- Icefields Parkway (PDF – Parks Canada)
- Jasper Townsite (Where most of the Jasper hotels are) (Parks Canada)
- Whistlers/Tramway (Jasper Tramway) (Parks Canada)
- Maligne Valley (Map of Maligne Lake and Medicine Lake) (Parks Canada)
- entire park (general road map) (Live Maps)
- Another Jasper Townsite map (A free printed version of this can be found at the Jasper Information Centre) (Jasper Tourism website)
Printed Maps of Jasper National Park
Before visiting Jasper National Park, it is good to have maps in-hand. While it is may be hard to find printed maps at local bookstores, there is a map available on Amazon.com. Also many of the books in the Jasper National Park Journal store have maps in them.
Free Jasper National Park Maps
Wondering how to get free printed maps of Jasper National Park? If you are a CAA or AAA member, check with your local office as they are known to be a good resource for driving maps.
Also, check out your local library. While they may not carry maps, they might have a Jasper National Park book on hand with maps in it. If not, ask about inter-library loan. You may also want to explore the atlases in the reference section of your library. You may find some great Jasper National Park maps that you can photocopy. Consider taking a digital photo of the atlas map and leaving it on your camera for the trip – as it is can be more convenient to look at a map on the camera than pulling out the printed map.
Upon arrival at the Edmonton or Calgary airports, take a look around for tourist brochures near the exist. Usually, there will be something with a map. If that doesn’t work, your car rental agency is likely to have a free map for at least Edmonton and Calgary if you ask.
On the way to Jasper from Edmonton, Calgary or British Columbia, look for free maps at hotels and rest areas. Once in Jasper or Banff, free maps will be readily available at information centers.
Jasper National Park Road Map by Google
Jasper National Park Aerial Map by Google
(Originally posted September 3, 2006. Updated and enhanced May 19, 2009.)
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Before at hand, its really important to have a park map before going in it. It will be better for you to plan your tracks before going in it because it will save time and you can spend and wonder around without losing your position. We cant really rely on Google map because it can’t be zoom as a way we like.
Jasper national park is stunningly gorgeous. We were up there last October just as the first snows were starting to fall, it was truly spectacular – Ken
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