The prairies of Alberta meet the peaks of the Rocky Mountains in Waterton Lakes National Park. Clear lakes, thundering waterfalls, rainbow-coloured streams, colourful rocks and mountain …

Waterton Lakes National Park is located in the southwest corner of Alberta, sharing borders with U.S.A. to the south and British Columbia to the west. The park is easily accessible by car. The …

Waterton Lakes National Park offers plenty to keep visitors busy. Sightsee on scenic roadways, watching for abundant wildlife. Explore natural attractions, from a vivid red canyon to mist …

Waterton Lake and Glacier National Park (Montana) formed the world’s first International Peace Park in 1932. Waterton townsite’s Peace Park Pavilion first opened on June 18, 1982, and in …

The visitor centre is open year-round and offers maps, brochures, permits, backcountry reservations, up-to-date park information, weather, trail, avalanche and road reports, …

The park has two National Historic Sites located within its boundaries: the First Oil Well in Western Canada NHS (designated in 1968) and the Prince of Wales Hotel NHS (designated in …

Waterton Lakes National Park is a popular destination. To avoid disappointment, always reserve accommodation in advance.

There's over 200 kms of trails to explore in Waterton Lakes National Park. Short walks, day hikes even a multi-day trek are all available for you to explore.

Parks Canada maintains a herd of plains bison in Waterton Lakes National Park. In spring, summer and fall, visitors can view the bison in their natural habitat.

Our visitor centre offers park information, park passes, maps, brochures, permits, backcountry reservations, weather information, trail, avalanche and road reports, and information on …