Explore trails in British Columbia that criss-cross Canada’s most spectacular mountain range — whatever your level of experience and fitness.

It also hosts over 4 million visitors each year. A short drive away, however, you'll encounter another must-see destination, Yoho National Park, with many of the same features and a lighter ...

Water and Ice Yoho National Park protects the upper watershed of the Kicking Horse River, a steep, unruly tributary of 33 miles. Much of the water comes from the Yoho River, ice cold and milky ...

Professor Brian Cox explores the origins of life on earth with a visit to the Burgess Shale, a very important fossil field in Yoho National Park in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The fossils here ...