The Jasper SkyTram carries you up Whistlers Mountain, lifting you to 2,263 metres (7,425 feet) in a matter of minutes and giving you a new perspective on Jasper National Park. From the upper station, you'll find boardwalks and trails that lead toward the summit, where open viewpoints offer broad panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys.
As you move through the mountaintop area, you can explore at your own pace—strolling the boardwalks, hiking partway or all the way to the summit, and pausing at lookouts. The Upper Station houses the full-service Summit Café, where you may dine among the clouds. At the Lower Station, the Basecamp Café typically serves fresh-baked treats, coffee and ice cream, making it easy to start or finish your visit with a snack.
The SkyTram and mountaintop experience are just a short drive from Jasper town, so you can combine the ride and the views with other plans in the area.
Why Visit
- SkyTram ascent to 2,263 metres atop Whistlers Mountain
- Boardwalks and summit trails for short hikes and panoramic viewpoints
- Summit Café at the Upper Station with full-service meals among the clouds
- Basecamp Café at the Lower Station with fresh-baked treats coffee and ice cream
What's included
- Round trip on Jasper SkyTram
- Onboard guide
- Free parking subject to availability
- GST and DMF
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and beverages
- Table reservations at Summit Cafe
- Jasper National Park pass
Accessibility
- Transportation is wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals welcome
Tour available in your selected language
Additional information
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Perfect time to visit is in the morning or evening, which provides the best light for photography and there are typically fewer visitors during these hours
Children under 6 years are complimentary however they will still require a ticket to board, and must be accompanied by a paid adult on the tram ride. Please pick up their complimentary tickets at the base ticket booth.
Wheelchair accessible, except the second floor of the upper station and the 1.4 km Whistlers Summit Trail
Due to uneven surfaces, Whistlers Summit Trail is not recommended for individuals with walking disabilities