The Yoho Valley Road from the Trans Canada Highway goes to Takakkaw Falls, the most spectacular waterfall in Yoho Park. There are five backcountry campgrounds in the region.
Discovered in 1882, Emerald Lake is a beautiful green and often seen on picture postcards.
The Lake O’Hara Valley is a high-elevation backcountry area. Reservations are required to take the bus to Lake O’Hara for day use and camping. The bus operates from June 17 - October 5.
The world's most significant fossil discovery.
Unbeatable top-of-the-world views with best Gondolas experience in the Canadian Rockies.
Formed by the accumulation of iron oxide around the outlets of three cold mineral springs, Paint Pots make a colorful stop along Highway 93.
In the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Radium Hot Springs is a “Recreational Paradise” and the Southern Entrance to Kootenay National Park.
Along with spectacular views of Stanley Glacier, this trail features an array of wildflowers and massive limestone cliffs.
Excellent trails lead through old-growth valleys, alpine meadows and past spectacular peaks, cliffs, glaciers, lakes and streams. Mountain goats inhabit rocks, particularly near Floe Lake and 1,160-feet-high Helmet Falls, one of tallest in British Columbia
Panorama Mountain Village is a ski and golf resort located in the Canadian Rockies region. Offering skiing, snowboarding, heli-skiiing, slopeside ski-in / ski-out slopeside accommodations, après ski activities and an intimate pedestrian village in a mountain valley.
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