Jasper Park Information Centre

The two-story Information Centre features stone walls, log construction, and multiple roof peaks that mirror the surrounding mountain landscape.

Built in 1913 as the park administration building, this structure became a visitor center in 1972 and received national historic site status in 1992.

The building represents early Canadian park architecture, incorporating local materials and traditional construction methods in its deliberate rustic design.

Visitors can obtain trail maps, camping permits, weather updates, and guidance from park experts for activities throughout Jasper National Park.

Each window and door in the building has different dimensions, creating an irregular pattern across the structure's stone and wooden facade.

Location: Jasper

Architectural style: rustic architecture

Address: 810 Connaught Drive T0E T0E

Website: http://pc.gc.ca/docs/v-g/pm-mp/lhn-nhs/jasperinformation_f.asp

GPS coordinates: 52.87730,-118.08100

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:25