Day 20 Canadian Rockies : Mount Robson

Train Station at Mcbride, on the way to Rockies

Salmon's Destination 800 miles upstream

Mount Robson, Highest peak in Canadian Rockies

Glacier fed Creek

Lake Kelly at Mount Robson

We are zigzagging south on our return journey. We decided to check out Mount Robson Provincial Park that has the highest mountain in the Canadian Rockies. ANd here is something to think about: There is a waterfall 800 miles upstream from the Pacific Ocean and Salmons come all the way to it and not only that but have strength to jump up the fall. Why AND HOW???

Anyways, Rockies are pretty too but the difference between here and Hyder is : IN hyder you see people with HUGE cameras , tripods and the rest or real rough and tough looking people but in Rockies you see backpackers, and people with little to medium cameras...also, you have to look for water falls and wild life, in Hyder they are all over.

We did a good 10 mile hike and my knees are doing fine. The hike was along the creek and to the lake ( it is not as pretty as the Rancho creek...ha ha) . We staying at the Valemount Cmapground. The best so far. Very clean and well maintained. They even had a ping pong table and badminton court.

Good night and hope all is well with everyone and people in India and east coast are drying up

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