Map of Waterton Lakes National Park Canada – Park & Location Guide
Map of Waterton Lakes National Park Canada – Park & Location Guide
Waterton Lakes National Park is one of Canada's most beautiful mountain parks, where the Canadian Rockies meet the Great Plains. Located in southern Alberta on the United States border, the park is renowned for crystal-clear lakes, colourful canyons, dramatic peaks, abundant wildlife and the historic Prince of Wales Hotel.
This map of Waterton Lakes National Park Canada provides an overview of the park, scenic drives, hiking trails, major lakes, viewpoints and surrounding attractions.
Waterton Lakes National Park is located in Alberta, Canada, bordering Glacier National Park in Montana, USA. Major nearby attractions include Upper Waterton Lake, Cameron Lake, Red Rock Canyon, Prince of Wales Hotel and Akamina Parkway.
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Where is Waterton Lakes National Park Located?
Waterton Lakes National Park is located in southwestern Alberta along the Canada–United States border. Together with Glacier National Park in Montana, it forms the internationally recognised Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park.
- Province: Alberta
- Country: Canada
- UNESCO designation: Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
- Border: Montana, USA
- Nearest town: Waterton Park
- Region: Canadian Rockies
Major Areas Shown on the Map
- Upper Waterton Lake — iconic mountain lake.
- Waterton Park — visitor village.
- Prince of Wales Hotel — historic landmark.
- Red Rock Canyon — colourful canyon.
- Cameron Lake — alpine lake.
- Akamina Parkway — scenic road.
- Visitor Centre — park information.
- Trailheads — hiking access points.
Major Attractions Near Waterton Lakes National Park
- Upper Waterton Lake
- Prince of Wales Hotel
- Red Rock Canyon
- Cameron Lake
- Akamina Parkway
- Crypt Lake Trail
- Bear's Hump
- Glacier National Park (USA)
- Waterton Park village
- International Peace Park
Park Features
- Mountain lakes
- Scenic hiking trails
- Wildlife viewing
- Waterfalls
- Historic hotel
- Boat cruises
- Photography viewpoints
- Campgrounds
Transport Features
- Highway access
- Visitor parking
- Boat tours
- Scenic driving routes
- Trailhead parking
- Tour coach access
- Regional road connections
- Seasonal road conditions
Nearby Destinations
- Glacier National Park (USA)
- Red Rock Canyon
- Cameron Lake
- Waterton Park
- Prince of Wales Hotel
- Pincher Creek
- Southern Alberta
- Canadian Rockies
Using a Waterton Lakes National Park Map
A Waterton Lakes National Park map is useful for locating scenic drives, hiking trails, lakes, visitor facilities, viewpoints and nearby attractions. It also helps visitors plan routes between Waterton Park, Red Rock Canyon, Cameron Lake and the international border region.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Where is Waterton Lakes National Park located?
Waterton Lakes National Park is located in Alberta, Canada, on the border with Montana, USA. -
What is Waterton Lakes National Park famous for?
It is famous for mountain lakes, spectacular hiking, the Prince of Wales Hotel, Red Rock Canyon and its connection with Glacier National Park. -
What is near Waterton Lakes National Park?
Nearby attractions include Cameron Lake, Upper Waterton Lake, Red Rock Canyon, Glacier National Park and the International Peace Park. -
How do you get to Waterton Lakes National Park?
Visitors usually arrive by car via southern Alberta highways or on organised tours. -
Is Waterton Lakes National Park worth visiting?
Yes. It is one of Canada's most scenic national parks and combines mountain landscapes, lakes and exceptional wildlife viewing. -
Can you cross into Glacier National Park from Waterton?
Cross-border travel depends on seasonal border operations and entry requirements, so visitors should check current regulations before travelling.
Related Canada Maps
- Map of Banff National Park
- Map of Kootenay National Park
- Map of Jasper National Park
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This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Trail conditions, weather, road access, wildlife activity, border crossing requirements, seasonal closures and visitor facilities may change without notice. Always verify current Parks Canada information before travelling.