jasper wildfire support
Our thoughts, hearts, and support are with the Town of Jasper and all those impacted by the fires.
Important Updates
Article: Alberta Tourism Insights Newsletter (TIAA, October 2, 2024)
You Can Help Jasper Recover
1) Plan a Midweek Mountain Getaway or Day Trip Mountain Pilgrimage
Consider staying overnight in Jasper or Hinton (& area). Parks Canada and the Municipality of Jasper have been steadily reopening trails and amenities. There's plenty to see and do. If an overnight stay isn't possible, we highly recommend a fall drive from either Calgary or Edmonton.
2) Shop Local: Support Jasper Businesses (Perfect for Early Holiday Shopping!)
The town has already lost much of its prime tourism season, and businesses are now looking to the winter months to help them survive into next year.
3) Travel with Purpose: Share Your Experiences Responsibly
Share your Jasper experiences on social media to encourage others to visit, focusing on the natural beauty and open amenities helps promote Jasper while respecting the privacy of residents. Tour and Guide Operators have begun to offer guided interpretive tours of fire impacted landscapes and the Leduc MagicBus to Marmot is running.
Support + discounts
We are sharing discounts and offers from the Leduc Region with Explore Edmonton and other organizations, so please let us know if you are offering a discounted offer to those affected by the wildfires and would like to be added to this page.
- Days with Gray: 50% off shirts & sweaters
- Summit YEG: Free Meal
- Buck Lake Campground (County of Wetaskiwin): Free camping.
- Wood Pines RV Resort: Free camping
- Leduc Lions RV Park: 50% off camping
- Tutti Frutti: Free Meal
