Per person for 6 nights — flights, hotel, lift & rental, and gear-bag fees included. Typical trip lands around $5,300. Anyone can quote you a cheap flight; this is what the trip costs.
Prime months: Jan · Feb · Mar · Apr · Dec.
Early-season cold locks in light, dry Rocky Mountain powder at Canada's highest-base-elevation resort; snowpack builds fast from mid-November opener.
Peak snowpack (~113 cm avg) meets February's 12 sunniest days of the season — prime combo of fresh powder and bluebird visibility on expert terrain.
Deepest base of the year (~130 cm avg) with a long spring season running into early May; best for high-mileage days on fully open terrain.
Marmot Basin in Jasper National Park, Alberta serves up 914 m (3,000 ft) of vertical across alpine bowls, glades, groomers, and terrain parks, blanketed by 440 cm (173 in) of dry Alberta powder each season.
Also known for: Alberta bison and elk dishes (try white-cheddar poutine or wild game at local eateries); Jasper Brewing Co. — Canada's first national-park brewery — for locally crafted beer
Jasper townsite exploration — Wander the small mountain town's shops, galleries, and eateries just minutes from the hill.
Maligne Canyon — Hike into a dramatic limestone gorge with frozen waterfalls in winter near Jasper.
Maligne Lake — Iconic glacially fed lake perfect for snowshoeing and scenery in the shoulder seasons.
Wildlife watching in Jasper National Park — Spot elk, bighorn sheep, and wolves roaming freely throughout the park year-round.
Jasper Dark Sky Preserve — One of the world's largest dark sky preserves offers stunning stargazing on clear nights.
The all-in above is the typical price. A few times a year, Marmot Basin fares drop 25–50% below that. StokedFare watches ski & snowboard destinations from your home airport 24/7 and pings you the second one crosses that line — free.