Glacier National Park of Canada

No matter where you hike in Glacier National Park of Canada you’ll have incredible views of the majestic scenery. From short and easy walks to intense multi day hikes, you’ll be able to find a hike that suites your level. Most of the trails in Glacier National Park are accessed from the Trans-Canada Highway. Due to the elevation, weather can change quickly in the park, so wear layers and bring along extra gear in case of rain or snow. Additionally, many trails are closed due to snow or avalanches until mid to late June.

While there are only two campground in the park that can accommodate smaller RVs, there is a variety of accommodation available in the city of Golden to the east east of Rogers Pass, and in the city of Revelstoke to the west. There is also Snowforest Campground in Mount Revelstoke National Parks nearby that offers reservable campsites with electric hook ups. Illecillewaet Campground. Pronounced ill ah SIL-ah-wet (or ill a silhouette), Illecillewaet Campground is the main basecamp in the park. It’s open from late June to early October and is dry camping only. Due to the size of the campground, it’s best for rigs under 30 ft. There are 60 sites with flush toilets, food lockers, and kitchen shelters, however there is no water or electric at the campsites. The campground is first come first serve. Loop Brook. Loop Brook Campground is a smaller campground in the park with 20 dry sites. The campground is open from June 30 - October 9 and is by reservation only. As of January 2023, Mount Sir Donald Campground is closed until further notice due to a spruce beetle outbreak