Hiking in the Canadian Rockies | Mt. Robson Provincial Park

RATING | Moderate-Advanced options

DISTANCE | 50 km

DURATION | 2-5 day options

STARTING AT | $250 pp/per day

Overview

Mt. Robson Provincial Park offers a backpacking experience defined by immense scale and powerful mountain landscapes at the northern edge of the Canadian Rockies. Home to Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. The park features massive glaciers, broad alpine valleys, and roaring waterfalls that create a strong sense of wilderness and isolation. Our guided backpacking trips in Mt. Robson Provincial Park follow classic trails that trace glacial rivers and climb steadily into the alpine, revealing ever-expanding views of icefields and rugged peaks. Expect demanding hiking days, meaningful elevation gain, and unforgettable highlights such as Berg Lake, Emperor Falls, and the Robson Glacier. This multi-day trek is ideal for experienced hikers looking for a challenging, immersive journey beneath the Rockies’ highest summit.

SIGNATURE ROUTES & CLASSIC OBJECTIVES

Mt. Robson Provincial Park is centered around the legendary Berg Lake Trail, which leads deep into the northern Canadian Rockies beneath the north face of Mount Robson, the highest peak in the range. This classic route follows the Robson River past powerful waterfalls, hanging glaciers, and expansive alpine valleys. Many itineraries include side hikes to Emperor Falls, the Robson Glacier viewpoint, or higher alpine terrain toward Snowbird Pass, with opportunities to visit the newly constructed ACC hut near Berg Lake. Routes range from moderate to advanced, with typical trip lengths spanning 3 to 5 days, depending on pace and objectives.

What's Included

| Certified ACMG guide | Breakfast, dinner & dessert + hot drinks

| Group equipment (including tents, sleeping bags, stoves, etc.) | Park Permits

What's Not Included: International flights, accommodations pre/post trip, travel protection, gratuity for your guides.

Please note: These regions are extremely popular during the summer months, and backcountry campsites are in high demand. We do not pre-reserve campsites in advance of confirmed bookings. To ensure we can secure the required backcountry permits and build your preferred itinerary, we strongly recommend booking well in advance, particularly for peak season dates.