Drive the length of Jasper National Park with a GPS‑triggered audio guide that points out geology, history and the best pullouts. Download the tour once, go offline, and follow suggested half- or full-day routes to experience SkyTram, Maligne Canyon, Maligne Lake and Miette Hot Springs at your own pace.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You pull out of Jasper townsite at first light with mountains pressing close on both sides and an app that knows the landscape better than most humans. The GuideAlong audio tour narrates as you drive: the SkyTram rising to Whistlers Mountain, Maligne Canyon cutting steep limestone gorges, the jewel-blue Maligne Lake, and the mineral-steamed calm of Miette Hot Springs. Nature speaks in rivers and ridgelines, and the voice in your phone points to where to stop.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
10–11 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels—mostly seated driving with short walks at viewpoints and trails.
Wildlife
History
Jasper National Park sits on traditional Cree and Stoney Nakoda territory; it became a national park in 1907 as part of early conservation efforts in the Canadian Rockies.
Conservation
Respect wildlife distances and follow Leave No Trace—Jasper manages sensitive habitats and wildlife corridors that are affected by roadside disturbance and off‑trail travel.
Reserve your spot on the Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour in Jasper National Park today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Pre-download the tour
Download the GuideAlong app and the Jasper tour over stable Wi‑Fi before leaving Jasper—no cell service is required while driving the park.
Watch fuel and timing
Gas stations are limited; top up in Jasper and plan stops to avoid dusk wildlife traffic when elk and bighorn are most active.
Mind wildlife distances
Pull completely off the road in designated turnouts to view animals—never approach; the audio will point out safe viewing spots.
Use a car charger and audio setup
Bring a USB‑C car charger and Bluetooth adapter if you want to play narration through your vehicle; avoid connecting by USB to prevent pairing issues.
Smartphone with GuideAlong app
Required to run the downloaded audio tour and receive location‑based narration offline.
High‑capacity car charger (USB‑C)
Keeps your device charged for the full day of navigation and audio playback.
Binoculars
Helps spot distant wildlife on valley slopes and lake shorelines from safe pullouts.
Insulated shell or layers
Mountain weather changes fast—layers keep you comfortable during early mornings and at higher elevations.
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