Renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, the park features towering mountains, pristine lakes, lush forests, and vibrant wildflowers, offering endless opportunities for hiking, biking, and scenic drives.

Named after its crystal-clear lakes like Upper and Lower Waterton Lakes, the park is perfect for boating, kayaking, and fishing.

Home to diverse wildlife, including bears, elk, bighorn sheep, and bald eagles, the park offers visitors a chance to see animals in their natural habitat through guided tours or independent exploration.

This historic hotel on the shores of Upper Waterton Lake offers stunning architecture, dining experiences, and panoramic views of the lake and mountains.

With trails for all skill levels, from easy strolls to challenging mountain hikes, highlights include Crypt Lake Trail, Bertha Lake Trail, and Bear's Hump Trail, each offering unique park perspectives.

Known for its vivid red rock walls and clear waters, this geological gem offers stunning views and short hiking opportunities around the canyon.

As a designated Dark Sky Preserve, the park is an ideal destination for stargazing,

Embark on this adventurous 17.2-kilometer round-trip hike, featuring a boat ride to the trailhead, a ladder climb, a tunnel crawl, and stunning views of Crypt Lake.

Walk along the vibrant red and green canyon walls, enjoy scenic views, and access nearby hiking trails in this unique geological area.

Take a short but steep 2.8-kilometer round-trip trail to a viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of Waterton Valley and the townsite.

Located within the Waterton townsite, this picturesque waterfall is easily accessible and offers a serene spot for photography and relaxation.

Enjoy a scenic cruise on Upper Waterton Lake, offering unique perspectives of the surrounding mountains and opportunities for wildlife viewing.

Follow a moderate trail to the cascading Bertha Falls, with the option to continue to the serene Bertha Lake nestled in the mountains.

Indulge in a traditional British tea service while enjoying sweeping views of Upper Waterton Lake from this historic hotel.

Stroll through the charming townsite, featuring boutique shops, restaurants, and opportunities to observe local wildlife.

Participate in guided stargazing tours to experience Waterton's exceptional dark skies and learn about celestial phenomena.

Rent a kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard to explore the clear waters of the lakes at your own pace.

Cycle along this scenic 14-kilometer road, offering rolling hills, wildlife viewing opportunities, and access to Red Rock Canyon.

Tackle this challenging trail that rewards hikers with panoramic views of alpine landscapes and neighboring British Columbia.

Catch a movie or live performance in this historic theater, offering entertainment options within the park.

Drive through this enclosure to observe a small herd of plains bison in their natural habitat.

Enjoy a short, easy walk to a viewing platform overlooking the picturesque Blakiston Falls.

Experience the park's landscapes on horseback with guided tours that explore various trails and scenic areas.

Drive or bike to this serene alpine lake, where you can rent paddleboats or simply enjoy the tranquil surroundings.

Participate in a guided hike that crosses the U.S.-Canada border, highlighting the unique cooperation between Waterton Lakes and Glacier National Parks.

Learn about the hotel's history and rumored hauntings during an evening storytelling session.

Take a leisurely drive offering stunning views of Chief Mountain and access to various hiking trails.