Waterton Lakes National Park is one of Canada’s gems, featuring some of the most rugged mountains and narrow gorges in all of the Northern Rockies. Also known for its pristine chain of lakes, thousands of visitors travel to Waterton every year to enjoy the park’s scenic drives and recreational activities including boating, hiking, wildlife viewing, and more. In 1932, Waterton Park joined Glacier Park, creating the Waterton Glacier International Peace Park.
Waterton Lakes Natural Park is located in southwestern Alberta, bordering Glacier’s northern edge. Traveling from Glacier, visitors may enter Waterton via land or lake.
* Daily Entrance Fees range from $2.90 - $19.60 (Canadian).
Waterton National Park is open year round, however plan to visit during July and August, when park facilities are open and roads and trails are in good condition.
Recreational opportunities include, but are not limited to:
Scenic Drives
Operating on Upper Waterton Lake, in between Goat Haunt and Waterton Townsite, and Waterton Townsite and Crypt Landing.
Non-motorized boat rentals available on Cameron Lake.
With over 120 miles of trails, try this scenic, full-day hike:
Other Waterton National Park Resources
Stunning coastal National Park in the state of Maine.