Is the Indigenous Cultural Town Tour suitable for children?

Yes, the tour welcomes participants ages 5 and up and is designed to be engaging for families.

How long is the walking portion of the tour?

The tour covers about 3 kilometers on paved and unpaved paths, lasting roughly 2 hours.

What should I bring on the tour?

Bring water, wear good walking shoes, dress in layers, and apply sunscreen especially in summer.

Is the tour available in all weather conditions?

Yes, the tour runs rain or shine, so prepare accordingly.

Will I be able to purchase Indigenous artwork during the tour?

Yes, participants receive postcards with artist information and may choose to order or buy art after the tour.

Where does the tour start?

The meeting point is the Jasper Historic Museum at 400 Bonhomme Street.

Indigenous Cultural Town Tour by Warrior Women in Jasper | Guided Tour | History Tour

Jasper, Alberta, is often celebrated for its sweeping mountain vistas and pristine wilderness, but the town’s cultural landscape offers an equally compelling story—one that Warrior Women brings vividly to life. At 56 Stone Mountain Village, Warrior Women invites visitors to experience Jasper through the Indigenous lens on their Indigenous Cultural Town Tour, a thoughtful 2-hour journey guided by local Knowledge Keeper Matricia Bauer. Matricia, a Cree herbalist from Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation and a certified guide, leads this immersive walk emphasizing the living heritage of First Nations communities in the region.

The tour starts at the Jasper Historic Museum on Bonhomme Street, a fitting gateway to uncover the town’s deep-rooted connections to Indigenous culture. Over approximately 3 kilometers, participants navigate the streets of Jasper to encounter striking Indigenous murals that portray ancestral stories and modern experiences, statues honoring Indigenous figures, and an Indigenous Art Park showcasing community creativity. Each stop is carefully chosen to elevate awareness and appreciation of the First Nations presence in Jasper’s social and cultural fabric.

What distinguishes this tour is the perspective Matricia offers—a grounded, authentic voice rooted in her Cree heritage and enriched by her expertise as an herbalist. She shares insights into traditional plant medicine, cultural storytelling, and the evolving role of Indigenous peoples in the Jasper area. This isn’t just a walk through town; it’s a conversation on resilience, history, and identity set against the backdrop of the stunning Rocky Mountains.

Warrior Women’s Indigenous Cultural Town Tour is unique among Jasper experiences because it bridges outdoor appreciation with cultural education, making it an indispensable addition for visitors wanting a fuller understanding of the place. Whether you’re a day hiker looking to add depth to your visit or an outdoor enthusiast curious about Indigenous perspectives, this tour weaves culture, art, and the mountain environment into a meaningful encounter.

With small groups capped around a dozen participants, the experience offers intimate encounters and thoughtful dialogue, suitable for ages 5 and up. Be ready for all weather conditions—steady walking shoes and layered clothing are a must. This tour adds a vital dimension to Jasper’s outdoor adventure scene, reminding us that every landscape carries stories worth hearing.