Mount Robson Park

Mount Robson Park is one of British Columbia’s most popular destinations. Whether you are looking for frontcountry camping or multi-day hikes, this park offers many opportunities.Top attractions include the Berg Lake Trail, Mount Robson Summit, and the Mount Robson Corridor. A Welcome Centre is at the Park’s western entrance, and a restaurant, gift store, and gas station are nearby.Berg Lake TrailThe Berg Lake Trail is a backcountry hiking route featuring some of the finest scenery in British Columbia. It is world renowned for offering extraordinary multi-day hiking adventures to beginners and experienced backcountry hikers alike.The trail has been completely repaired after closures caused by extreme weather. Always check the advisories before hiking any part of the trail. For detailed trail information, see the Mount Robson Park: Berg Lake Trail page.Mount Robson summitMount Robson itself stands at the park’s western entrance. It is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, towering over the surrounding peaks. Winter or summer, it offers some of the finest views in the Rocky Mountains.Mount Robson Park has more than 3 km of elevation change. It rises from the valley of the Fraser River (at approximately 800 m) to the summit of Mount Robson (at 3,954 m).Mount Robson CorridorThe 63 km Mount Robson Corridor moves generally east-to-west through the middle of the park, along Highway 16 (Yellowhead). This area offers facilities and activities ranging from peaceful campgrounds and short walks to exciting hikes.Driving through, you will see incredible views of the area’s mountains, creeks, wetlands, and valleys. Please do not let the scenery and roadside wildlife distract you from driving safely and responsibly.