Berg Lake Trail

The walk in to Berg Lake, under the north face of Mount Robson — at 3,954 m the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Glaciers calve into the lake from above, which is where the name comes from, and the valley below is a staircase of waterfalls. [Route details] Start: Berg Lake trailhead, Mount Robson Provincial Park 21.3 km one way · 823 m to 1,691 m · climb 1,173 m [Along the way] - Kinney Lake 2.8 km, then the flats along the Robson River - The Valley of a Thousand Falls and Emperor Falls - Berg Lake, and Robson Pass at the end [Good to know] - This line stops at Robson Pass, where the trail is defined in the source. The path carries on into Jasper from there as the North Boundary Trail, which is a different, much longer walk. - An out-and-back: this line is one way, so the walk is 42.7 km all told. - Camping needs a BC Parks reservation, and the trail has been closed for flood repairs in recent years — check before going. - Elevation is sampled from a terrain model, not recorded on the ground.