4 Stunning Locations to Propose in Jasper National Park

So you want to propose to your partner in Jasper, but have no idea where to find the perfect spot. There can be a lot to consider when picking your proposal location, from which backdrop is most important to you, if it's sheltered from poor weather, if it's easy access in nicer clothing or finding a more secluded site.

That's where I come in, as a photographer who lives in the park I know all of the best places and I can help your romantic vision become a reality! Popping the question can be stressful, so let's at least make the planning part easy.

Jasper Park Lodge

This proposal location is probably the easiest to pull off if you're wanting to dress a bit more formal. The Lodge is a little more high scale, so dressing up to go for supper here and a romantic stroll through the gorgeous grounds afterwards doesn't usually raise too many suspicions, especially if you're staying at the hotel. If getting a manicure done beforehand is important to your partner you can book them an appointment at the Wild Orchid Salon that is on location and simply say they had a promotion when booking the room. When you finally do ask the big question, the backdrop of Beauvert Lake and Whistlers Mountain is perfect for picturesque photos. In the winter the Lodge typically has Christmas lights decorating and lighting up the grounds as well, talk about romantic!

Pyramid Lake

Pyramid Lake is perfectly Canadiana for your proposal backdrop. Once again, you can stay at the resort so that a small stroll outside after dinner is an easy way to steer your partner into the proposal location of your choice. In the summer there are docks that you can walk out to and in the winter there is typically a skating area set up with bonfires going to keep you warm. The one downside to this location is the amount of tourists walking around, therefore you must be okay with a bit of an audience when you pop the question.

Lake Annette

This charming little lake has some of the most incredible glacial blue waters in the whole Park. It makes for stunning photos and has an easy (paved) trail all the way around the lake. The lake itself is about 15 minutes from downtown Jasper and under 10 mins from the Jasper Park Lodge, so it's easy to drive there after any dinner dates in town. It is wonderfully sheltered so that even if it's cold and rainy you can easily duck into the treed paths to help cut back on the wind and rain if necessary. One thing to keep in mind with this location is that it can get incredibly busy on hot summer days as many people escape to the beaches there. Parking may not be easy to find. If you are set on this location I recommend proposing at sunset, when most of the crowds have gone back to town.

Whistlers Mountain

If you are looking for that wow factor with 360 degree mountain views, this is the option for you. You don't need to scale this mountain by foot for the pay off, simply book a ticket up the skytram to get you into some of the best views in Jasper. Some planning ahead is required as you will need to book your tickets up the mountain for you, your partner and perhaps a photographer if you are hiring one to capture it all. You'll also need to consider the fact that the weather can be extreme on a mountain top; hot sun, intense wind, snow and rain are all possibilities and sometimes you'll experience all of it in one trip up the mountain! However, if you are prepared it can make for an amazing and memorable experience. So be sure to pack warm/waterproof clothes beforehand to keep yourselves comfortable up there.

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I love all of these locations as each one is unique and beautiful in it's own way. However, if I had to pick my favourite it would be Annette Lake. With it being so easily accessible, sheltered and downright gorgeous it makes for absolutely fantastic proposals in Jasper National Park. So which location are you choosing to pop the big question?

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