Unspoiled Nature and High Peaks in Mount Robson Provincial Park, Canada
The park in the Canadian Rockies is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Unsurprisingly so – the park is famous for its unspoiled natural beauty: glaciers, lakes, canyons, waterfalls and endangered species offer an unforgettable trip.
The most prominent and popular site is of course Mount Robson, whose peak rises to 2829 m (9281 ft) height and is challenging for the climbers. A turquoise Berg Lake is found on the northern slope. Climbing, hiking and fishing are the most popular activities in the park, which is good for both – one day trips as well as long expeditions.
Why to go there?: Picturesque sites, various activities.
When to go there?: The Visitor Information Center is open from May to September. You should register your itinerary with the staff.
How to get there?: Get there by car – there is a parking lot outside the park.
Useful tips:
- bring food and drinks, because Cafe Mount Robson across the visitor center is the only place to eat;
- bring your gear, since there are no facilities and service apart from the visitor center and cafe;
- keep in mind that there a bears in the park. Be extra careful when they have their cubs;
- have a first-aid gear.
Photo Alan Majchrowicz
Photo Mark Duffy
Photo Marina Bass
Photo Ian Stotesbury
Photo Chris Collacott
Photo Ian Stotesbury
Photo Paul Zizka
Photo Collin J Orthner
Photo Mark Wilkins
Photo Vern Dewit
Source: Places to See in Your Lifetime
The most prominent and popular site is of course Mount Robson, whose peak rises to 2829 m (9281 ft) height and is challenging for the climbers. A turquoise Berg Lake is found on the northern slope. Climbing, hiking and fishing are the most popular activities in the park, which is good for both – one day trips as well as long expeditions.
Why to go there?: Picturesque sites, various activities.
When to go there?: The Visitor Information Center is open from May to September. You should register your itinerary with the staff.
How to get there?: Get there by car – there is a parking lot outside the park.
Useful tips:
- bring food and drinks, because Cafe Mount Robson across the visitor center is the only place to eat;
- bring your gear, since there are no facilities and service apart from the visitor center and cafe;
- keep in mind that there a bears in the park. Be extra careful when they have their cubs;
- have a first-aid gear.
Photo Alan Majchrowicz
Photo Mark Duffy
Photo Marina Bass
Photo Ian Stotesbury
Photo Chris Collacott
Photo Ian Stotesbury
Photo Paul Zizka
Photo Collin J Orthner
Photo Mark Wilkins
Photo Vern Dewit
Source: Places to See in Your Lifetime
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