Glacier National Park in British Columbia is a wild and dramatic landscape carved by ice and time, known for its towering peaks, ancient glaciers, and dense temperate rainforest. It’s a paradise for experienced hikers and climbers, with challenging trails like the Asulkan Valley and scenic views along Rogers Pass. The park is rich in history too—home to early mountaineering routes and the historic Glacier House site. Avalanche studies and railway history are deeply rooted here, adding depth to the natural beauty. With its raw wilderness and fewer visitors than other mountain parks, Glacier offers an intense and rewarding backcountry experience.