Mount Robson Provincial Park — Attraction in Area H (Robson Valley/Canoe)

Mount Robson Provincial Park is a hidden gem nestled in the Canadian Rockies, boasting breathtaking landscapes and a diverse ecosystem. Centered around the majestic Mount Robson, the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies, this park offers a truly unforgettable experience for outdoor enthusiasts. Highlights of Mount Robson Provincial Park: Mount Robson: The towering peak dominates the park's skyline, offering awe-inspiring views from various vantage points. Berg Lake Trail: A popular hiking trail that leads to the stunning Berg Lake, surrounded by glaciers and snow-capped mountains. Rearguard Falls: A cascading waterfall that creates a picturesque scene, perfect for photography and relaxation. Robson Pass: A high mountain pass that offers panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. Wildlife: The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, elk, and mountain goats. What to Expect: Scenic beauty: Prepare to be amazed by the park's stunning landscapes, from lush forests to alpine meadows and rugged mountains. Hiking opportunities: The park offers a wide range of hiking trails suitable for all levels, from easy strolls to challenging treks. Wildlife encounters: Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife as you explore the park's diverse ecosystems. Camping: Enjoy the tranquility of nature by camping in one of the park's designated campgrounds. Tips for Visiting: Plan ahead: Research the park's trails, campsites, and weather conditions before your visit. Pack appropriately: Bring comfortable hiking gear, rainwear, and layers to prepare for varying weather conditions. Respect nature: Leave no trace and follow park rules to preserve the natural environment. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or simply looking for a peaceful escape, Mount Robson Provincial Park offers something for everyone. Its stunning beauty and diverse ecosystem make it a must-visit destination for...

We had a great time here hiking the Berg Lake Trail. It's by far one of the most cosmopolitan and interesting group of people I've ever met on hiking a trail, for whatever reasons I really don't know --- no doubt due to it's beauty. Power hikers, well dressed elderly couples out for a stroll, long distance runners... seemed to have it all. There's a helicopter that will take one up to the top if you prefer, so as you get to the top, after the one grueling section, which is about 2 miles very vertical, exuberantly fresh faced kids who just breezed in will pass you on the way down. Once up top it's a breeze over to the campgrounds along spectacular Berg Lake, which makes a great base camp for day hikes or just enjoying the scenery. It's a paradise up there, and I look forward to going again in the not too...

I like the park a lot. The sites are nice and quiet and private. There are two showers in Robson meadows campground for women and a family shower there too. And the flushing toilet is good. The visitor center is very nice. I also went to the cafe every morning for coffee. They have a lot of tasty treats and lunch items and snacks, drink and ice cream and wine. everything looked nice and cute in the cafe and staff were very nice. The Berg Lake trail and a few other trails are all closed. Left only the fraser river nature walk and the outlander falls and a trail from visitor center to the top of a hill. Maybe there are a couple other ones I didn't go. But the trail from visitor center was really nice. Here are a few pictures...