The Sky's the Limit at Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta

Reach New Heights at Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada

WATERTON LAKES NATIONAL PARK, ALBERTA – Canada. Waterton Lakes National Park has 200 kilometres (120 miles) of hiking trails, ranging from easy strolls to strenuous wilderness hikes. Waterton is a particularly good place to enjoy a variety of shorter trails which can be easily completed in a few hours or a day.

Waterton’s backcountry trails can also be used to access hiking trails in Glacier National Park , Montana, and Akamina-Kishinena Provincial Park in British Columbia. Waterton Park trails also connect with extensive trail systems in Montana’s Glacier National Park.

Popular Trails for All Levels in Waterton National Park, Alberta

People travel from all over the world to hike the trails in Waterton Lakes National Park, which says a lot about the caliber of our hikes, the quality of our trails and the one of a kind scenic beauty that Waterton Park offers.

A hiking duo reaches the top of Bear’s Hump at Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada

A moderately easy hike, Bertha Trail Head winds along the western shore of Waterton Lake, stopping at the International Boundary for a picnic lunch and moving ceremony called “Hands across the Border”. It carries on to Goat Haunt, Montana, where hikers return to Waterton by boat. This is a long but gentle trail with plenty of rest stops.