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Location: where is Marmot Lodge

· 15 minutes' walk to the resort centre · 30 minutes' bus ride to the lifts · bus stop outside · 4 minutes' walk to the nearest supermarket


Overview: hotel description: Marmot Lodge description

Looking for handy self-catering accommodation in Jasper? Then you’re in luck. The Marmot Lodge has suites with a full kitchen, as well as rooms available on room only or half board basis, to suit any kind of holiday.

Located on the main street, a little way outside of town, the Marmot has 107 rooms with exterior entry, as well as a reception. There’s also a big, heated indoor pool, plus indoor and outdoor whirlpools and a sauna.

Meals are taken in the onsite Embers Steakhouse, which has a cosy cabin-like atmosphere and deliciously authentic menu. If you fancy a change, you can also dine at one of the nearby sister hotels – the Crimson Lodge or the Lobstick Lodge. After dinner, you can relax with a drink in the Fireside Lounge.


Facilities: Marmot Lodge features

· indoor pool · indoor and outdoor whirlpools · sauna · Embers Steakhouse restaurant · Fireside Lounge and bar · coin-operated laundry · ski room · free WiFi · free internet terminal · 107 rooms


Room Types: Marmot Lodge bedrooms

All rooms have a HD flatscreen TV, free WiFi, telephone, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.

Standard room - sleeps 1-4: queen bed or king bed or two double beds, bathroom, and mini fridge. Available on room only basis or half board basis.

Deluxe suite - sleeps 1-4: bedroom with two queen beds or one king bed; living room with fireplace; full kitchen with oven, microwave, toaster, fridge and freezer; bathroom, and additional TV. Available on self catering basis or half board basis.


Meals: Marmot Lodge food & drink

· half board includes plated continental breakfast with cereal, fruit, pastry and coffee or tea, and 3-course evening meal with a choice of all courses (taken at the Marmot Lodge, The Crimson Lodge or the Lobstick Lodge)

We update Marmot Lodge's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Jasper: about holidays in Jasper: about ski holidays in Jasper: about ski holidays in Jasper Canada

Crowd free skiing Friendly town 4 mountain faces

Marmot Basin is heaven on earth if you love unpretentious, untamed skiing. The slopes are split evenly for beginners, intermediates and experts, all covered in deliciously dry powder; both Marmot Basin and Jasper Town have a friendly, authentic and down to earth vibe where you’ll feel right at home and the surrounding Rockies are naturally awesome.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Long season Groups Scenery

Jasper webcam

Snow Report: Top 55cm, Bottom 99cm

Snow Forecast: 12cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 124cm

Jasper trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Edmonton210mins
Calgary240mins
Region:Alberta, Canada
First opened:1964

Jasper lift pass price last reported as $371.25 (adult 5 day). Ask for a quote when booking Marmot Lodge.
Night skiing: No
Jasper has NE SE facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing Nov - May.

Town altitude: 1,698m
Top of slopes: 2,612m
Bottom of piste: 1,698m
Vertical drop: 914m
Total length of trails:1,675 acres
Longest piste:5.6km
Tucked away in the inner reaches of the Canadian Rockies, Jasper town and the Marmot Basin ski area take first prize in any natural beauty contest. Elk, deer, lynx, and even the odd wolf roam free in the 11,000 surrounding sq km of the National Park (bigger than Banff, Yoho and Kootenay, the other Rocky mountain parks combined), and can often be spied early in the morning and late at night taking tours of the town. Officially starting life as a railway outpost in 1907, Jasper town doesn’t seem to have chan...
Dotted with mule deer and mountain goats, there’s a tastily wild, unchartered feel to the skiing in Marmot Basin, where four mountain faces of dry Canadian powder combine to a respectable 200km of pistes and 86 runs. Whatever your level, this area has it all: long, winding groomers, alpine bowls, steep chutes and picturesque glade runs, split evenly between greens, blues and blacks (note: our friends across the pond don’t do reds, just black diamonds and double diamonds). The names are pretty indicative o...
A good deal of your time will be spent stopping and staring at this area’s ridiculously dreamy views, which will have you hooked in minutes. Fortunately, many of the non-skiing highlights here involve striking out to find your next visual fix, like the Malign Canyon Ice Walk, taking you Canyon Crawling through deep natural limestone gorges, and past towering frozen waterfalls before venturing into glacial caves. Snowmobiling and husky sledding let you get stuck into all those trees, while excursions further afi...

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