Travel reviews
Description
Duration: Approximately 3 hours
Time: Varies according to the season (9:00 AM, 12:00 PM, or 3:30 PM in summer)
Season: From May 30 to August 31
Departure from: Jasper Park
For the more adventurous, come and have a real rafting experience in Jasper National Park. An unforgettable memory!
On board a safe boat, spend 90 minutes going down the Athabasca River over 15 kilometers, during which you will go through numerous class 2 rapids and some calmer sections, allowing your guide to tell you about the natural and cultural history of Jasper National Park. Be ready to get wet for the most beautiful escapade!
Besides, did you know that this descent of the Athabasca River offers the most beautiful viewpoint of the valley?
Rates
| Season | Adult | 6 to 12 yrs old | 0 to 5 yrs old |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025/05/30 to 2025/08/31 | $88 | $44 | are not accepted |
* Price includes a rafting experience with a certified guide, transportation to/from the meeting point, the wet suit and life jacket as well as the applicable taxes.
* If you are looking for a more thrilling experience, you can opt for a white water rafting on Class 3 rapids (additionnal cost) on the Sunwapta River. This activity is designed for a more active clientele and good swimmers. Ask your travel agent for more information.
Location
618 Connaught Drive, Jasper, (AB)
Travel reviews
Amazing but very cold
Great experience from the start. Meeting point was easy in the RV parking lots then took you to a great place. The guides were very enthusiastic and you can tell they loved their job. Take your own towel to change (on the bus) after. 4 degrees water so I was very cold, but I can't wait to it again some day.
Not too scary, but wear your bathers!
Its not a ferocious ride at all. There are a few exciting and choppy bits where you do need to be securely positioned, but mostly its a lovely ride down the Athabasca river, viewing areas not possible to access by foot. If you're brave enough you even get a chance to jump in!! We thoroughly enjoyed the whole trip and all the guides were such fun. One thing we were unaware of, was that there are no changing rooms, so you have to strip off in the bus to put on the supplied wetsuit. Most people were aware and already had bathing costumes on.
