Mount Robson
The highest peak in the Canadian Rockies at 3,954 meters. The visitor centre faces its towering south face, and the Berg Lake trail is a top-tier hike.
Mount Robson is located in Mount Robson Provincial Park in British Columbia, about 85 km west of Jasper. At 3,954 meters, it is the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. It can be seen head-on from the visitor centre beside Highway 16, but for most of the year the summit is wrapped in clouds. You can hike from the visitor centre to Kinney Lake (about 9 km round trip). Fit hikers can take the multi-day Berg Lake trek, which requires camping reservations. Admission is free. Note that British Columbia is on Pacific Time, one hour behind Jasper.
Opening hours
Visitor center open approx. May–October
Nearby sights
- Jasper SkyTram
- Patricia & Pyramid Lakes
- Marmot Basin
- Jasper Townsite
- Lac Beauvert & Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
- Jasper Planetarium & Dark Sky Preserve
- Old Fort Point
- Mount Edith Cavell & Angel Glacier