Mount Robson Provincial Park and Protected Area/Mount Robson Corridor Protected Area

• Corridor – Moose, Yellowhead and Whitney Lake are suitable for canoeing and boating. Caution: Lakes subject to strong winds.
• Robson Meadows – A number of rafting companies operate in the area along various sections of the Fraser River. There are no opportunities for canoeing or kayaking in this campground.
• Robson River – A number of rafting companies operate in the area along various sections of the Fraser River. There are no opportunities for canoeing or kayaking in this campground.
• Lucerne – Good opportunities for canoeing and boating on Yellowhead Lake.

White-Nose Syndrome
White-nose Syndrome is a fungal disease that has been linked to the mass die-off of hibernating bats in Eastern North America – it poses a significant threat to bats of the west and British Columbia. There is evidence that humans have accelerated the spread through entering caves with contaminated clothing, gear or equipment. Therefore, prevention strategies are focussed on public education/awareness to prevent the introduction of the fungus through human activities. There are currently (JUNE 2011) no reported cases of WNS in BC.

To ensure the protection of bats and their habitat in this park, BC Parks strongly advises that personal caving gear that has been used anywhere east of the Rockies not be used in BC. Also, before entering caves in BC, cavers and visitors should consult the provincial WNS website, which includes a link to a Decontamination Protocol for Mines and Caves.

• Learn more about white-nose syndrome

• Berg Lake Trail – Cycling permitted on the 7 km section from the trailhead to the north end of Kinney Lake. A bike rack is located at Kinney Lake. Pedestrians have the right of way. You may encounter horses on the trail, please dismount and allow any horses to pass.
• Corridor – Trans Mountain Pipeline offers gentle terrain that generally parallels the highway corridor and is well suited for a family ride. Wildlife should be given a wide berth and bells are a good idea to announce your presence. The pipeline right of way west of Hargreaves Road is private property and is closed to public use.
• Robson Meadows – Various cycling opportunities exist in the immediate area.
• Robson River – Various cycling opportunities exist in the immediate area.

• Corridor – Portal and Whitney Lakes good for small Rainbow Trout. Yellowhead and Moose Lakes offer Dolly Varden, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, Kokanee and Whitefish.
• Robson Meadows – Seasonal fishing opportunities in the Fraser River.
• Robson River – Seasonal fishing opportunities in the Fraser River.
• Lucerne – Portal and Whitney Lakes good for small Rainbow Trout. Yellowhead and Moose Lakes offer Dolly Varden, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout, Kokanee and Whitefish.

• Berg Lake Trail – Several trails. Some trails closed during extremely wet periods and bear activity. Snowbird Pass closed until July to allow for undisturbed Caribou calving.
• Other Backcountry/Wilderness Trails – Several trails are located at the east end of Mount Robson Park. They range from well-developed, hard surface trails such as the Yellowhead Mountain Trail to pure wilderness routes like the Moose River.
• Corridor – Water falls, salmon viewing and self-guided interpretive walks can all be found along this scenic drive.
• Robson Meadows – A number of interesting walks and hikes are available from campground.
• Robson River – A number of interesting walks and hikes are available from campground.
• Lucerne – Self-guided Labrador Tea Trail. An interesting walk in mixed forest adjacent to campground.

• Berg Lake Trail – No horse use is allowed on the Berg Lake Trail.
• Corridor – Permitted only on the Moose River Route. Suited only to the most experienced backcountry travelers.
• Robson Meadows, Robson River, Lucerne – No horseback

• Berg Lake Trail – Glacier-fed water. Nearest location for swimming is Yellowhead Lake at Lucerne campground.
• Lucerne – Swimming beach at campground on Yellowhead Lake.

• Corridor – Boat Launch available at Yellowhead and Moose Lakes.
• Lucerne – Good boat launch on Yellowhead Lake, 1.9 km east of campground. Canoes and small car-top boats can be launched right from the main Lucerne campground.

• Berg Lake Trail – Open fires NOT permitted. Use backpacker stoves for cooking. Wood burning stoves are located in shelters at Whitehorn and Berg Lake, but are only open/available for public safety emergencies only. Trail is patrolled by BC Parks Rangers and persons starting or maintaining an open fire will be evicted.
• Corridor – Campfires NOT permitted.
• Robson Meadows – Campfire pits provided at each campsite.
• Robson River – Campfire pits provided at each campsite.
• Lucerne – Campfire pits provided at each campsite.

• Berg Lake Trail – It is recommended that all water sources on the Berg Lake Trail be adequately boiled,
  treated or filtered.
• Corridor – Safe drinking water is located at the park’s three campgrounds as well as at the Visitor Centre.
• Robson Meadows – Cold water taps located throughout campground. Taps shut off during the off-season.
• Robson River – Cold water taps located throughout campground. Taps shut off during the off-season.
• Lucerne – No pressurized water system but well water is available at two hand pumps.

• Berg Lake Trail – Group camping located at Whitehorn campground and Robson Pass campground.
• Robson Meadows – Group camping complete with covered shelter available adjacent to this campground. No picnicking allowed at this group campsite. This group campsite is open from May 15 until September 30th (or until the snow blocks the entrance) for self-sufficient campers (no services provided) and is reservable from May 19 to September 16.

• Berg Lake Trail – Several picnic tables located at the south end of Kinney Lake approximately 5 km from the parking lot/trailhead.
• Corridor – Several picnic sites located along highway corridor. From East Portal, at park’s eastern entrance, to the Mount Robson Park viewpoint at the western boundary.

• Berg Lake Trail – Pit toilets located at all campgrounds. In addition there are three solar powered composting toilets located at Whitehorn, Berg Lake and Robson pass campgrounds. Toilet paper is not provided at any sites along trail, so come prepared.
• Corridor – All day-use picnic areas along highway corridor have pit toilets.
• Robson Meadows – Pit and flush toilets are located throughout the campground.
• Lucerne – Pit toilets are located throughout the campground.

Robson Meadows and Robson River campgrounds – There are hot showers and a family shower room available.

This park offers vehicle (large and small) accessible campsites. Campsite reservations are accepted, and first-come, first-served campsites are also available.

There are three drive-in campgrounds:

• Robson Meadows – 125 treed campsites;
• Robson River – 19 campsites;
  Vehicle Accessible Camping Fee: $28.00 per party / night
  BC Senior’s Rate (day after Labour Day to June 14 only): $14.00 per senior party/night. Read the User Fees Policy for information on Senior Camping Discounts.

• Lucerne – 36 campsites;
  Vehicle Accessible Camping Fee: $22.00 per party / night
  BC Senior’s Rate (day after Labour Day to June 14 only): $11.00 per senior party/night. Read the User Fees Policy for information on Senior Camping Discounts.

• Berg Lake Trail – Ranging from five tent pads at Rearguard Campground to 26 tent pads at the Berg Lake campground. Reservations are accepted from June 17 – September 17 and unless you have a reservation, you may not be able to get on the trail during busy periods. Before June 17 and after September 17 registration and payment of trail fees must take place at the Mount Robson Park Visitor Information Centre. Reservations can be made for the Berg Lake Trail through Discover Camping.
• Corridor – Several trailheads are located along the highway corridor that access wilderness/walk-in campsites.
• Lucerne – Two walk-in/cycle campsites are available.

• Robson Meadows – Two paved campsites, paved paths, roadways and wheelchair accessible wash/shower buildings.
• Robson River – One paved campsite, paved paths, roadways and wheelchair-accessible wash/shower buildings.
• Lucerne – One campsite with wheelchair-accessible pit toilet.