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Provincial park in British Columbia, Canada
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Mount Robson Provincial Park is in Robson Valley and is part of the Canadian Rockies. Its focus is the 3954 m peak that tells its name. It's listed as a World Heritage Site.
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Is an azure jewel tucked snugly to the base of Mount Robson. It is named for the huge chunks of ice that break off (calve) from the Berg Glacier that flows directly into the lake. If you are truly brave, feel free to take a dip in the most refreshing water you can imagine. Berg Lake is a 21-km hike from the trailhead.
Is 3,954 m (12,972 ft) high. Only experienced professional climbers should attempt this climb. Because of its size, Robson must be climbed over the course of several days. Weather is a major factor on Mount Robson turning many a climber back.
Has been operating at the park for over 100 years. Located across from the visitor centre.
Sells fuel, snacks, souvenirs, and books. Located across from the Visitor Centre.
Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway) bisects the park east/west. Jasper is 25 km and Edmonton is 390 km to the east, while Prince George 285 km to the west.
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