There is a viewpoint at the top of the canyon, very near the welcome house, which is mostly flat to get to, other than a few stairs. If you are steady with your walker and in reasonably good health, the path is smooth and paved and it would give you a good idea of the depth and drama of the canyon if you walked the short distance to the first lookout bridge. You'll see clearly where to walk from when you get to the parking lot. It's worth a stop, especially as it's close to Jasper townsite and right on the magnificent drive to Maligne Lake.

The trail has steps built into it in some places. There are hand rails in some of the trickier spots.

From the trail head for the first bridge to the fourth bridge takes about an hour each way (allowing time to ooh and aahh at each bridge). Do go beyond the fourth bridge about 5 minutes for another great view before returning. This is a good trail to do in the rain as it is not muddy and there is hardly anyone around in the rain.

You can’t miss it if park at main parking lot by restaurant. Head towards first bridge on the trails.

The Gyspy app we used for Jasper and Banff National Parks is the Canadian Rockies which includes 3 areas for about US $20. That combines all the national parks into one. You will be so impressed by this app. and what it will guide you to. Enjoy your adventure and take your time as you travel this road way to take in as much of this scenery as possible on the Icefield Parkway. It is spectacular!!!

On our own. Just follow the signs to Maligne Canyon. No need to go with a group it’s a very easy walk.

I do not think that they are able to do the entire trail, but the paths are good and there are rails all over the place. With a short walk you can see a lot! Best regards Rob

I’m pretty sure you can hire bicycles in Jasper if your up for that ...

Hi Sarah, So glad you are taking a trip to Jasper and the Canadian Rockies! You will surely have a wonderful time. The entire region is my all time favorite area for scenic photography in all of North America. As far as your choices of places to see while in Jasper, there are so many choices and it depends on the weather as well as what you like to do. Lake Beauvert is in the middle of several cabins and other accommodations and near the town of Jasper itself. From there you can get some nice vistas of the surrounding mountains. It should not take too long to visit there, so you could spend some time there and do some other things. If the weather is cloudy and/or a bit rainy, Maligne Canyon would be a good choice as I think the best lighting there for good photography of the water is nice and even lighting when it is cloudy. If the weather is nice and clear, I highly suggest taking the Jasper Skytram up to the top for some spectacular views of the area. You can also hike some trails there on top if you like. Also, as you drive into Jasper along the Icefields Parkway, there are several places to stop there for some great views of the area. Finally, if you have time, Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway) heading east from Jasper to the park's east entrance has several places to stop at for some incredible vistas and some great reflections in the rivers and lakes of the surrounding mountains. Best times of the day for this area is in the early mornings and late afternoons/early evenings. You also might see some elk, mountain sheep, deer and other animals along this route at those times. Feel free to ask any other questions. Although I do not live there, I absolutely love the area and have visited many times over the years.

Boa noite Fabiana. Não tem tarifa, mas visitar os parques você paga uma taxa e recebe um ticket que deixa no carro. Não sei o valor pois ganhamos. Fui na 2a quinzena de setembro/17 e peguei neve um dia ( no último dia do verão). Foi incrível!!! Boa sorte e boa viagem. Vale cada centavo gasto.