directory Trail information Winter Wildlife Although snow can fall any time of year, optimal skiing and snowshoeing runs from Mid-December eMeRGeNcY Learn how to identify a few tracks and find out Winter, the season to play in... to early April. Lower elevations in the park may be available for hiking year round. Dial 911 whose habitat you’re sharing. It is a challenge for Welcome to winter in Jasper National Park. Cell phones are not always reliable Winter Trails Guide wildlife to survive in the winter, but you can help 780-852-3100 (satellite) Whether you’re here for a family adventure, Trail Grooming info make it easier by giving them lots of space. or a relaxing getaway, there’s no better way to Cross-country ski trails are groomed regularly Trail etiquette JasPeR iNFoRMaTioN ceNTRe experience this pristine mountain landscape and on a priority basis. Winter hours: than on foot. Lace up your boots, wax up • Please respect dog restrictions and closures nov. 1 to Dec. 5: CLoseD your skis, strap on a pair of snowshoes and • Do not walk or snowshoe on groomed ski tracks Dec. 6 to Dec. 18: Friday - sunday Dec. 19 to Mar. 21: Wednesday - sunday enjoy one of our many winter trails. hiGh GRooMiNG PRioRiTY: • Skiers going downhill have the right-of-way Decoigne, Whistlers, Whirlpool and 780-852-6176 • location: 500 Connaught Drive • Keep to the right when meeting oncoming skiers Cougar Wolf Elk Squirrel Leach Lake, Pyramid Fire Road • When resting or visiting, move off the trail GeNeRal • When passing say “track please” and pass loWeR GRooMiNG PRioRiTY: Jasper weather: 780-852-3185 on left side Pipeline, Geraldine Road, Wabasso road conditions: 780-852-3311 Photo: Nicole Gaboury Photo: Campground and Cavell Road • Pack out all your garbage pc.gc.ca/jasperroads parks canada website: www.pc.gc.ca/jasper Trail Report Jasper trail conditions report: concerning dogs... Get the latest information on trail conditions by www.pc.gc.ca/jaspertrails Dogs are welcome on a number of groomed checking online and at the Information Centre. tourisM jasper ski trails in the park. However, to allow the The report is updated as conditions change and hours of operation: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 780-852-3858 • www.jasper.travel track to set, please keep dogs off trails that includes a rating and a grooming report. are freshly groomed. And remember, be Maps anD GuiDe Books check and report on trail conditions Friends of Jasper national park: considerate and pick up after your pet. at the information centre: 780-852-4767 • www.friendsofjasper.com 780-852-6176 • www.pc.gc.ca/jaspertrails Également offert en français PRInTED 02•2014

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