Today, take a guided tour along the trails at the edge of Maligne Canyon, before heading down onto the frozen creek bed. Before leaving Jasper, you’ll stop off at an outdoor clothing shop where you’ll be given a helmet and ice cleats. You’ll then be driven for 15 minutes to reach Maligne Canyon, which is the deepest accessible canyon in Jasper National Park, where you’ll explore frozen waterfalls, ice caves and ice formations. You guide will pass on their knowledge about Jasper’s Maligne Valley, karst topography, and the mystery of the so-called disappearing Medicine Lake. The tour ends by coming out of the canyon, passing Bridal Veil falls and walking along the side of the Maligne River.
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Maligne Canyon
Other experiences in Jasper
These activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences around where you're staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident's eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can suggest tours and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the local ways of life.
Dog-sledding and mushing experience with campfire lunch
Drive your own team of enthusiastic Alaskan Huskies through the snowy British Columbia wilderness, stopping halfway for a hearty campfire lunch and hot apple cider.
Food tour of downtown Jasper
Satisfy your love of good food and drink on this culinary tour of downtown Jasper, enjoying carefully selected dishes and wine pairings at four local restaurants.
Frozen waterfall ice climbing experience
Learn how to safely navigate yourself up a frozen waterfall, using ice axes and crampons, experiencing one of the most exhilarating Canadian winter activities.
Snowshoe tour of Jasper’s alpine wilderness
Follow your local guide through the pristine landscapes of Jasper National Park, hiking through deep snow with snowshoes on your boots, keeping an eye out for animal tracks.