Hiking the iconic Berg Lake Trail ｜ BC, Canada

Welcome to Mount Robson Provincial Park in British Columbia, Canada. Mount Robson, in all its glory, is the tallest mountain in the Canadian Rockies. This weekend we are hiking the iconic Berg Lake Trail. It's about a 21 kilometer hike in with a thousand meters of elevation. Once you get up there, there's a few different day hikes you can do, so it's worth spending a few days in the area. We've got three nights, four days, to really take it all in and explore it. This is the first year the entire trail has been open in about four years. It sustained quite a bit of flood damage a while back, and this is the first year that everything's been repaired and it's been fully open, so we're in for a bit of a treat. We actually completely forgot that we even booked this trail. We had been booking so many hikes through the winter and spring that this one just somehow completely slipped our mind. Then we got a reminder email a couple weeks ago and said, hey, just reminding you, your Berg Lake Trail reservation is coming up, so it's like we're hiking Berg Lake. It was a very pleasant surprise. So we have left Whitehorn Campground behind and we are now starting to climb up to Emperor Falls. It's about a five to six hundred meter climb, I believe over five kilometers, so shouldn't be too bad. The rain keeps coming and going and every now and then you get a little bit of a misty mountaintop peeking through the clouds. We have opted to skip Emperor Falls for right now because we're pretty much in a cloud right now, so I don't know how much we're actually going to see. And our energy level is pretty low. We still got at least five kilometers to Berg Lake. Leaving Berg Lake behind, we head a couple kilometers up the valley to Robson Pass. We'll be spending the night here and exploring a part of the Snowbird Pass Trail, which includes epic views of Robson Glacier. Kilometer mark. The trail is starting to head up towards Snowbird Pass. There's still another three or four kilometers to go and I don't really feel like climbing anymore. I haven't seen any goats and there's a bit of rain starting to come in, so this seems like a good of a place to turn around as any. I mean look at those views. We're just gonna chill here for about 30 seconds and enjoy that and then we're gonna head back because I don't want Danny to think we died. 10 out of 10. Unreal. Never seen anything like it. Would do again. Wow. Leaving Robson Pass behind, we start heading back and climb high above Berg Lake for a different perspective. So unfortunately saying goodbye to Mount Robson and Berg Lake. So nice to meet you. Till next time. Quite nice. Soak our throbbing feet. And even though we were heading back the same way we came in, we didn't see a lot when we came in. Everything was blocked by cloud and rain, so as long as we got some decent weather tomorrow, which I think we're supposed to, should be a really nice hike up. We're getting wet from over here, so we're going to paunch up and get out there! Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the final day on the track. We've got about 15 to 16 kilometers from Emperor Falls campground to the Berg Lake trailhead. We've got blue skies and a bit of cloud in the air, but a lot of haze. It's kind of hard to see all the mountains, the distant views, but hopefully that burns off really quick because we should get some really good views on the way out that we didn't get on the way in. We can say goodbye to Mount Robson and Emperor Falls in the background. This is the final day on the Berg Lake trail. Let's check it out.