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| Berg Lake trail |
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Mountain
Biking in Mount Robson Provincial Park Remember that you are in
bear
country, and safety and a knowledge of
backcountry travel and maps are essential.
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color of the glacier fed Robson River is
an unreal turquoise blue and yes, the
water is as cold as it looks. |
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There is a
spectacular section of the Berg Lake Trail that takes you
along the Robson River for 7 km to the north end of
Kinney Lake. The trail follows the river for most of the
way and you cant help but notice the turquoise blue color
of the glacier fed river as it roars down along the
trail. Once you arrive at Kinney Lake and if you're lucky
with the weather, you will never forget the fantastic
view of mountain and glacier reflecting in the calm
water. It's a classic shot of British Columbia beauty.
You are advised to wear bells while biking to warn
animals that you are approaching, particularly bears! |
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is no mountain biking permitted beyond the north
end of Kinney Lake for safety reasons. You'll
find a bike rack located at Kinney Lake should
you wish to lock up your bike and continue on
foot. You may encounter horses on this trail,
please dismount and allow any horses to pass There are also a number
of campground roads to explore in the Robson
Meadows Campground and the Robson River
Campground. In the Corridor There is the Trans
Mountain Pipeline right-of-way on the south side
of the Fraser River that allow mountain biking.
You can access this trail not far from the
Visitor Information Centre at the base of Mount
Robson
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| Berg Lake Trail |
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Map Information A contoured map (with an
approximate scale of 1:125000) of Mount Robson Provincial
Park is available from Maps BC, Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, BC V8V 1X5.
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| Tip and
how/to's for safe backcountry travel |
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