Jasper Tour Company (A Métis Experience)

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Four people sit on snowy riverbank listening, antlers on colorful blanket; evergreens and mountains behind.

Four in winter gear stand on snowy mountain, sunlight shining through as they enjoy the view.

Four people in winter gear hold colorful cloth strips on snow with mountains and cloudy sky behind

Man in outdoor gear, beanie, and sunglasses holds animal skull on snowy mountain landscape.

Grizzly bear walks through lush green foliage, surrounded by vegetation with a calm, steady gaze.

Lone mountain goat stands on rocky cliff under partly cloudy sky, evoking solitude and awe.

Two men smile in front of museum exhibit with artifacts and a large portrait behind glass

Man in casual clothes leans on reddish tombstone; trees and stone building in background.

Elk with velvet antlers rests in wildflower meadow, surrounded by lush green grass.

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Since time immemorial, Indigenous peoples have traversed the Rocky Mountains, creating routes for trade between communities on either side of the divide. With the arrival of the fur trade, the Métis people emerged, continuing these journeys and often serving as guides to European traders. Over 200 years later, the Jasper Tour Company honors this legacy, welcoming travelers from around the world—not to claim the land, but to connect deeply with it. Following in the footsteps of those who came before, the company offers experiences often found at the edges of daily life—moments that reconnect us with the natural world. Come meet your brothers and sisters in the animal kingdom. Re-discover your place in the circle—for the first time. Again. This is the remembrance of Wâhkôhtowin.