Today is for the pre-trip meeting only. Our meeting will take place in person at 6pm in Valemount BC. Location TBD. We will make sure everyone has everything they need, introduce the group, and distribute the group gear.

Trailhead to Whitehorn Campground (11 kms, 520 meters elevation gain)

11 km+520 m

Starting Point: Mount Robson Visitor Centre
Campsite: Whitehorn Campground.

Highlights:

• Begin your journey at the Mount Robson Visitor Centre. Then, follow the Berg Lake Trail through dense forest alongside the Robson River.
• You'll pass Kinney Lake, a picturesque spot to take a break and snap photos.
• Continue through the Valley of a Thousand Falls, where you'll encounter views of multiple waterfalls cascading from the cliffs.
• The first night’s stop is at Whitehorn Campground, nestled in the forest and offering access to Robson River’s clear waters.

Camp Setup: Whitehorn has designated tent pads, picnic tables, and a bear hang for food storage. After a rewarding first day, relax and enjoy the soothing sounds of the river.

Whitehorn Campground to Robson Pass Campground (11 km, 655 meters of elevation gain ).

11 km+655 m

Campsite: Robson Pass Campground.

Highlights:

• This section of the trail is challenging, as you’ll be climbing up Emperor Hill, a steep ascent that rewards you with breathtaking views of the surrounding glaciers and falls.
• Stop at Emperor Falls, one of the trail’s most impressive waterfalls. You can feel the mist as it thunders down the cliffs.
• Continue hiking up towards Berg Lake, where you’ll catch your first views of the lake’s stunning turquoise waters and the towering glaciers that feed it.
• Robson Pass Campground offers a quieter, more remote base camp with incredible views of Mount Robson’s snow-capped peak.

Camp Setup: Settle in at Robson Pass Campground, which is more rustic than others but offers a peaceful atmosphere and proximity to Berg Lake.

Day Hike to Snowbird Pass (21 km, 850 meters elevation gain)

21 km+850 m

Campsite: Robson Pass Campground (basecamp)

Highlights:

• Today's day hike to Snowbird Pass is challenging but spectacular. The trail starts near Robson Glacier and offers close-up views of the glacier’s blue ice.
• The route ascends through alpine meadows filled with wildflowers in the summer, while marmots and mountain goats are often seen along the way.
• Upon reaching Snowbird Pass (2,720 meters / 8,920 feet), you’ll be rewarded with expansive views of the Rearguard Glacier and the Rearguard Mountain.
• The return hike offers more incredible views of Mount Robson and the Robson Glacier.

Camp Setup: Return to Robson Pass Campground for a second night, resting your legs after a full day of hiking and glacier views.

14 km+520 m

Robson Pass Campground to Whitehorn Campground (14 km, 520 meters elevation gain)

• Today, you'll wake up early for an exciting climb to the Berg Lake lookout.
• The trail follows the shoreline of Berg Lake, offering stunning views of Mount Robson, the Berg Glacier, and Mist Glacier.
• We can leave some weight behind once we hit the Berg Lake campground. As you ascend, you'll pass through alpine terrain with unique alpine vegetation and rocky outcroppings. As you climb, take breaks to enjoy the views, hydrate, and take photos.
• Look out for wildlife like marmots and mountain goats. Once we reach the viewpoint, we’ll stop here, take in the spectacular views, and have a snack.
• The outstanding views will continue as we descend the trail and return to the campground for lunch.
• We will hike down the trail, taking in the sights of the Emperor Falls Campground. From here, we will pack up and hike through the Valley of Thousand Falls, taking in a whole new perspective on the landscape.

Camp Setup: Spend the night at Whitehorn, preparing for your final hike out the following day.

Whitehorn Campground to Trailhead (10 km, 150 meters elevation gain)

10 km+150 m

Ending Point: Mount Robson Visitor Centre

Highlights:

• The final leg of the hike takes you back through the Valley of a Thousand Falls, past Kinney Lake, and eventually to the trailhead at the Mount Robson Visitor Centre.
• The primarily downhill route allows for a relaxing pace, and you can stop along the way to reflect on the fantastic journey.

End of Hike: Congratulations! You’ve completed the Berg Lake Trail with unforgettable experiences in the heart of Mount Robson’s wilderness.

• Route changes/ detours may occur given weather, fires and snow conditions and are subject to itinerary changes.
• Be prepared for changing weather conditions, especially at higher altitudes.