Conquer Frozen Waterfalls: Private Ice Climbing in Jasper National Park
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have good cardiovascular fitness and upper-body strength for sustained climbing.
Overview
Experience a full day of private ice climbing in Jasper National Park, scaling stunning frozen waterfalls with a certified guide. Discover why this winter adventure in the Canadian Rockies is a must for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.
Private Ice Climbing
Starting at $750 | Daily December 1 - March 31
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About This Adventure
Embark on an exhilarating private ice climbing adventure in Jasper National Park! With a certified guide, tackle stunning multi-pitch waterfalls tailored to your skill level. Enjoy a full day of climbing, complete with all necessary gear and transportation, while surrounded by breathtaking winter scenery. Unleash your inner adventurer!
Private Ice Climbing
Rates
Group of 1-2 (Ages 8 and up) - $750
Reasonable fitness is defined as the ability to climb a ladder, go for a short run or hike, and/or play a game of soccer
Duration
8 hours
About
Experience the thrill of climbing a classic multi-pitch waterfall in Jasper National Park!
Your local guide will ensure your private outing is safe and fun. Climbs range in difficulty from easy to extreme.
We will ensure we pick the right objective(s) to maximize your time in our home range.
- Timeline: Times vary depending on climb. Generally 0800 – 1600
- Included: All technical equipment including boots
- Not Included: Winter clothing (what you would wear to the ski hill)
- Guide: Certified ACMG guide
- Transportation: Provided from town, to climbing site, and back
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Wear moisture-wicking, insulating layers to stay warm and dry during the climb.
Check Weather Conditions
Be aware of changing weather; storms can affect ice stability and safety.
Use Guide Expertise
Follow your certified guide’s instructions carefully to navigate the technical ice routes safely.
Hydrate and Eat Well
Keep energy levels up with regular snacks and water to maintain endurance outdoors in cold weather.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Mountain goats
History
Jasper National Park, established in 1907, is the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies and a UNESCO dark sky preserve.
Conservation
Guided activities follow strict environmental protocols to minimize impact on fragile ice formations and local wildlife.
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Adventure Hotspots in Jasper
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Climbing Harness
Secure and comfortable harness designed for ice climbing is crucial for safety.
winter specific
Crampons
Essential for gaining traction on icy surfaces during the ascent.
winter specific
Insulated Gloves
Protects hands from cold while allowing grip sensitivity for tools.
winter specific
Waterproof Jacket
Keeps you dry and protects against wind in frosty mountain conditions.
winter specific