Mount Robson Provincial Park

The Yellowhead Highway makes its way along the upper course of the Fraser River and deep into the Rocky Mountains, crossing as it does so the Mt Robson Provincial Park (2200 sq. km (850 sq. mi.); west entrance, information center and campground 10 km (6 mi.) east of Tête Jaune Cache), another area of breathtaking scenery close to the border with Alberta and a favorite with hikers, climbers and outdoor enthusiasts generally.

Adjoined by the Jasper National Park to the east of Yellowhead Pass (77 km (48 mi.)), Mount Robson Provincial Park takes its name from the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, Mt Robson (3954 m (12977 ft)). This magnificent mountain landscape with its waterfalls, lonely tarns and glacier-capped peaks (including