Bertha Trailhead — Attraction in Alberta

Hey there, fellow adventurers! about the Bertha Trailhead Hiking Trail. It's a total gem! Here's the scoop - and believe me, you don't wanna miss out!

So, let's start with the hike itself. Now, I won't sugarcoat it. The upper falls section can be a bit of a thigh burner, especially those switchbacks. But hey, don't freak out when it gets tough! 'Cause guess what? The views at the top are jaw-droppingly amazing! Seriously, it's like nature's VIP lounge up there.

Now, here's the best part - there ain't nothin' blocking those stunning views the whole way up! Thanks to past forest fires, it's just you, the trail, and breathtaking panoramas that'll make your heart sing. I swear, it's like stepping into a postcard.

Oh, and here's where it gets even better. Dogs are more than welcome on this trail! I had my two four-legged buddies by my side, and they were in doggie heaven. Plenty of room for them and not to tough for them. Trust me, they'll have the time of their lives!

So there you have it, my fellow adventurers. Bertha Trailhead is where it's at. With epic views, dog-friendly trails, and a summit that'll make you feel on top of the world, this trail is a must-do. Lace up those hiking boots and get ready for an...

The Bertha trailhead is the starting point for several great hikes in Waterton. The trailhead is located just off of Evergreen Avenue (look for the Betha Lake hike sign). There is plenty of parking near the trailhead and along Evergreen Avenue, but be aware that this is a popular trailhead in the summer months.

Lower Bertha Falls is a common destination, as well as the Lakeshore Trail all the way down to Goat Haunt in Glacier Park (make sure you carry your passport if you are heading into Glacier Park). Bertha Lake is also a great destination for a day trip or camping at the back-country camping site...

We really enjoyed this hike as a family. My 8-year-old had a bit of a challenge because there was no shade along the route and it was very hot. We started around 11 AM, and the whole way had no tree cover—likely due to a recent wildfire, as most of the trees were burnt. The trail was steep on the way up, so be prepared for the elevation gain.

That said, the reward at the end was worth it—the waterfall was absolutely beautiful, and my son didn’t want to leave! I highly recommend wearing good hiking shoes and starting early in the morning to avoid the heat and...