This is the companion videos to our trip report detailing a 3 day and 2 night backpacking trip in Mount Robson Provincial Park. This was an in and out hike with a basecamp at Berg Lake Campgrounds. Weather ended up shortening our hike by a day, but we saw powerful waterfalls, teal lake, rushing rivers, and gigantic glaciers that took up our entire field of view.

You can find the detailed report of our hike linked in the index below.

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1 planning & research

2 trip report day 0-1: getting in

3 trip report day 2-5: Kootenay National Park – The Rockwall

4 trip report day 6: Yoho National Park – Iceline

5 trip report day 7-9: Mt. Assiniboine Provincial Park

6 trip report day 10-14: Mt. Robson Provincial Park – Berg Lake & Snowbird Pass

6.1 logistics

6.1.1 Mount Robson hiking options

6.1.1.1 day hikes from Berg Lake

6.1.1.2 trails in other areas of Mount Robson Provincial Park

6.1.1.3 alternative access to the Berg Lake Trail at Robson Pass

6.1.2 camping information

6.1.3 our itinerary

6.1.4 hike information

6.2 trip report

6.2.1 getting in & setting up

6.2.2 Berg Lake trailhead to Berg Lake campground

6.2.3 Snowbird Pass

6.2.4 Berg Lake campgrounds to Berg Lake trailhead

6.2.5 getting out to Hinton & zero

6.3 final impressions

6.4 useful links

6.5 trip video

7 trip report day 15-16: Jasper National Park – Edith Cavell & Valley of Five Lakes

8 trip report day 17: Jasper National Park – Bald Hills

9 trip report day 18-19: Jasper National Park – Skyline

10 trip report day 20: Jasper National Park – Wilcox Pass Outlook

11 trip report day 20-21: Banff National Park – Bow Summit Lookout & Peyto Lake

12 trip report day 22: Yoho National Park – Lake O’Hara

13 trip report day 23: Banff National Park – Lake Louise

14 trip report day 24-25: getting out

15 final impressions, top 5, & budget

hike video: Mount Robson, August 2019

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