Mount Robson

Mount Robson is the highest peak of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Mount Robson Provincial Park is the second oldest park in the BC parks system, and outdoor enthusiasts will have no shortage of hikes, activities, and breathtaking views to enjoy.

If you are following along on our road trip to Big Sur, Mount Robson should be your first stop from Grande Prairie on your way to Langley!

Mount Robson Campgrounds

Yellowhead Campground

Pull through sites
Sani dump station
Pet friendly

Camp Blackman RV Park

Catch and release fish pond
Scenic walking trails
Pet friendly

Valemount Pines

Full service sites
Golf course
Walking trails and creek.

Tete Jaune Lodging

Riverbank beach area
Badminton and children’s play area
Fishing

Robson Meadows Campground

Large private campsites
Nature walks

IRVin’s RV Park

Large pull through RV sites
Full service sites
Pet friendly

Food and Drink!

The Moose Neighborhood Pub

Three Ranges Brewing

Caribou Grill

Glacier Fire Pizza

Things To Do Around Mount Robson

Mount Robson Provincial Park

The second oldest park in the province is full of breathtaking beauty. Stop at the Mt Robson Visitor Centre to learn about the history of the park, and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Mount Robson.

The park offers endless hiking opportunities, including the famous Berg Lake Trail! The hike to Kinney Lake is another popular hike that is much less challenging than the Berg Lake Trail. If you are not interested in days of hiking to see some of the most incredible sights this park has to offer, you can book a helicopter tour instead!

Moose Lake and Yellowhead Lake offer fantastic fishing opportunities, and fishing permits are available at the Visitor Centre.