I would call it the "Mount Everest of Canada"

Canada's most popular national parks? Without a doubt, Banff and Jasper! But did you know that Mount Robson in Mount Robson Provincial Park (adjacent to Jasper) is called Canada's "Mount Everest" by netizens? 🤔 At first, I was confused too—Mount Robson stands at 3,954 meters. How can it compare to Everest? Turns out, it’s because Mount Robson’s silhouette resembles Mount Everest, and their topographic prominence isn’t drastically different. It really does feel like a "replica of Everest"! Especially on sunny days ☀️ when the summit is visible, the visual intimidation from the base is intense—like a giant Buddha statue looming overhead. Plus, it’s the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies and the second-highest in British Columbia. The park offers multiple hiking trails 🎒, with the Berg Lake Trail being the most popular. This 23-km trail climbs 800 meters and has 7 campsites 🏕️ along the way. 🥾 Itinerary Suggestions: DAY 1: Vancouver → Kamloops → Mount Robson → Jasper National Park DAY 2: Maligne Lake → Medicine Lake → Maligne Canyon → Patricia & Pyramid Lakes DAY 3: Icefields Parkway → Columbia Icefield → Bow Lake → Abraham Lake → Banff Town DAY 4: Emerald Lake → Natural Bridge → Lake Louise → Lake Minnewanka → Two Jack Lake → Banff Town DAY 5: Banff Town → Sulphur Mountain Gondola → Johnston Canyon → Calgary ✅ Must-Experience Activities: 🔸 Sulphur Mountain Gondola: Soar above Banff National Park for sweeping vistas. 🔸 Johnston Canyon: Hike to explore unique geological wonders and waterfalls. 🔸 Maligne Lake Cruise: Sail across the lake to experience its tranquility and stunning scenery. 🔸 Icefield Explorer Tour: Ride the Columbia Icefield’s giant snowcoach across ancient glaciers. #TravelingMindAndBody #Glaciers #MountainViews #HikingTheWorld #OffTheBeatenPath #OutdoorAdventures #TravelDiaries #Wanderlust #StudyInCanada #CanadaImmigration #CanadianHiking #HikingStories