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Jasper HostelsThis is a complete list of all known hostels in Jasper. If you know of a Jasper hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.
     "The Jasper International Hostel isn't very big but it has all the amenities that make a hostel great. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They get to know the guests by first name and they will lend a towel if you forgot yours, let you use the phone if you forgot your camera at the restaurant in town, etc.
This quaint hostel located 7 KM south of the town of Jasper has a female dorm,...Only 17 kms north of the Columbia Icefield, the hostel provides access to excellent hiking trails, including one that offers views of 8 waterfalls descending through a limestone gorge (Stanley Falls). This is a Wilderness Hostel with no running water, outdoor toilets and NO electricity.
NOTE - Due to the wilderness location, accessibility for the physically disabled is challenging (call for... HI-Athabasca Falls is the perfect hostel for outdoor group activities. It is the largest of the four wilderness hostels in Jasper National Park. Located next to the powerful Falls of the same name, the location promises awesome views, spectacular hiking and a wonderful off-the-beaten path experience.
The Fryatt Valley and Athabasca Pass are easily accessed from the hostel offering... Poised alongside the Maligne River, just above the spectacular depths of Maligne Canyon, this serene hostel is an all-season destination. Travellers will enjoy an array of hiking, cycling, and cross-country skiing trails. The nearby Skyline Trail offers one of Jasper National Park's most scenic hikes.
**NOTE - Due to the wilderness location, accessibility for the physically disabled is... **IMPORTANT - HI-Edith Cavell will be closed as of September 7th, 2009 due to road maintenance work. We will be open again in the Summer of 2010. Sorry for the inconvenience.**
The 3,363-metre peak of Mt. Edith Cavell towers over our little hostel set in a narrow valley below this spectacular setting. Aside from easy access to breath-taking views of the Angel Glacier and the Cavell Meadows,...  "HI - Maligne Canyon Hostel does have electricity but no plumbing. The kitchen is small but clean, and outdoor dining is available in the summer, barring the presence of bears in the area. Each cabin is divided into two rooms with several beds per room. There is no shower at this wilderness hostel, but the nearby Jasper hostel will let you shower for free if you are staying here.
Heike, the..."HI-Beauty Creek Hostel earns above-average marks for a wilderness hostel. Although there are many beds to a dorm room, they have rigged up an outdoor shower (try to get in early before hot water runs out). Propane powers everything -- there's no electricity. The hostel is well-kept, so don't be surprised to find the crew sprucing up the place during the day. The best feature, however, is the... "The Mount Edith Cavell Hostel provides a weary wilderness traveller with a great place to unwind. As with other wilderness hostels, propane runs everything, and there's no indoor plumbing. Dorm cabins all house a rather large number of beds in one room. The kitchen and common room are combined in the cookhouse, but outdoor dining is also available with a great view of the mountain. A... "We both feel that our one-night stay at this hostel will one of our most enduring memories of our Canadian trip. Yes it is "rustic" in the extreme but the welcome and hospitality we received at this place of such supreme beauty has been a conversation piece of ours ever since." … "Stayed here during the summer of 2002 while I was travelling from the west to the east coast and this was one...
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