16 km from the trailhead

This thundering waterfall is one of the most dramatic along the trail, offering a refreshing mist for tired hikers.

Just off the main trail, a short spur takes hikers to a viewpoint where they can appreciate the powerful cascade plunging over sheer rock cliffs.

21 km from the trailhead

The lake’s icy turquoise waters sit beneath the towering Mist and Berg glaciers, creating a surreal alpine scene.

Multiple backcountry campsites, a rustic hut available for booking, and access to further side trails.

Throughout the trail, notably along Kinney Lake and Robson River

The region is home to a healthy grizzly population, requiring hikers to carry bear spray and adhere to wildlife safety measures.

Education boards along the route provide up-to-date bear activity information.

Mount Robson is the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies at 3,954 meters.

Campsites are reservation-only and fill up quickly, often needing to be booked months ahead.

The indigenous Secwépemc people have historically traveled through this area for hunting and trade.

Mid-June to late September for best weather and trail conditions.

Bear spray, food storage containers, sturdy hiking boots, rain gear, and a detailed topographic map.

Mount Robson Provincial Park is 2.5 hours from Jasper, AB, and 5 hours from Calgary, AB, via the Yellowhead Highway.