Jasper Pizza Place - Jasper,AB

Jasper Pizza Place in Jasper,AB is a busy and hopping restaurant with a lot to offer people.

If you have a physical disability you are able to enjoy a seat on the main level. They offer wood fired and regular cooked pizza as well as a full menu with popular Canadian Cuisine from appetizers to dessert.  The establishment is fully licensed and is located across from a large parking lot with accessible parking. There is also regular parking on the street front.

This summer they introduced Front Store patio seating that is also highly accessible. There is an accessible bathroom on the main floor.

Staff were rushed and it was very busy when we were there which made it difficult to hear with the open kitchen, but we still found that welcoming watching the chefs team work and great flow.

9 out of 10 rating due to noise level when busy.

Maligne Lake- Jasper National Park

Maligne Lake has one of the most breath taking views in the Rockies.

They have a restaurant and gift shop, canoe and row boat rentals as well as a boat tour to spirit island. Everywhere you look people are doing something.

For people with physical disabilities this area is great. The restaurant and store are accessible to wheelchairs. There are accessible stalls in gender specific bathrooms. The main building is spacious and you are able to access the deck from inside the restaurant.

The boathouse is accessible however you would need a companion or two to transfer into a canoe or rowboat. The boat tours are wheelchair accessible but they prefer you let them know ahead of your visit if you plan to take the tour to the picturesque Spirit Island.

There is no family bathroom at this facility however there are large, enclosed,outdoor bathroom facilities at the main parking lot. There are 3 parking lots available and accessible parking is available in each lot.

8 out of 10 rating.

Jasper Riding Stables - Jasper Park Lodge- Jasper AB.

Jasper Riding Stables are located at the entrance to the Jasper Park Lodge property.

We chose a wagon ride for 17 people and were with a 17 year old in a wheelchair. We also had some people with limited mobility and a baby. Everyone was able to board the wagon safely. We were able to transport Owen onto the wagon with ease with a few companions to help lift him. There was 2 steps up to the bench seats.

The ride itself was fairly smooth once the ride was going , but as expected with horses there were some jump starts and stops.

The guide was very quiet and we would have enjoyed learning about the area and mountain ranges we were looking at as we traveled half way around Lake Beauvert however the ride was very pleasant.

The staff were amazing and stored the wheelchair safely for us. They also brought it back out to the wagon for an easy transition off the wagon.

The barn itself was also accessible and was easy to go see horses. The staff let the kids see one of the beautiful horses.

Due to no lift we rated 8 out of 10 for accessibility on this adventure.