Reviews of Willmore Wilderness Park (Park)

Improvement District No. 25, Alberta T0E 0Y0, Canada

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Here you will see the feddbacks of people like you who are using the services of Willmore Wilderness Park (Park) in Alberta (Canada).

As of day this business gets a rating of 4.8 stars out of 5 and this score was based on 49 reviews.

You must have seen that its rating is virtually the highest, and it is founded on a very large number of feddbacks, so we may be pretty sure that the score is very reliable. If many people have bothered to leave their feddback when they've done well, it works.

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Where is Willmore Wilderness Park?

REVIEWS OF Willmore Wilderness Park IN Alberta

Andrew Underwood

Amy Sidey

Dave Sykes

Magnificent, remote and beautifully scenic wilderness area in the Northern Rockies with incredible opportunities for backpacking or horseback riding/camping.

Carmen Walters

allie agustin

Shurree Whymer

Beautiful

Brittany Taylor

Ethan Campbell

True wilderness experience. Only unfortunate part is that the beauty held within this place will not be seen by most people who even live nearby.

S.A.

Aedrian Bosman sr.

Ideal for weekend camping & hiking trails. Secluded camping site. Very peacefull & quiet.

Canadian Ranger of the North

I would reckon one of the most beautiful areas of Canada, I’ve seen bigger mountains but something about the remoteness here makes it better.

Clancy Harder

Nick Flegg

Doug Fletcher

A no engine zone. Prime wilderness, great views.

Tyler Ferguson

Hiked from the Rock Lake trailhead to Eagles Nest, well maintained trail and campsites, rivers were easy to cross when we went. Beautiful country all around I hope to go back and explore the rest of what Willmore has to offer someday.

Adam Roelofs

Great remote park with little development to give you a true wilderness experience

Amandeep Godara

Willmore Wilderness Park, located in Alberta, Canada, is a 4,600 square kilometre (1840 sq. mi.) wilderness area adjacent to the world-famous Jasper National Park. It is lesser known and less visited than Jasper National Park. There are no public roads, bridges or buildings. There are, however, several ranger cabins in the park that are available as a courtesy to visitors. You can do a many recreational activities in the park. Recreational activities in the park include camping, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, cross-country skiing and some hunting. Fishing for bull trout is only allowed in a catch and release fashion (reports of 20 lb bull trout have been caught on the upper part of the Jackpine River). Canoeing and whitewater rafting can be done on the Smoky River. All motorized vehicles are prohibited within the park. Open pit fires allowed. Potential dangers while travelling through the park are changing weather (which can make rising waters dangerous to ford; there are not many bridges so don't get caught behind rising water), lost and water-logged trails and the abundant bear population. Several trails cross the park (Indian Trail, Pope Thoreau Trail), and horseback riding can be done along rivers and passes (Sulphur River, West Sulphur River, Rocky Pass, Jackknife Pass, Casket Pass, Forget-Me-Not Pass, Fetherstonhaugh Pass and Morkill Pass). Rock Lake staging area allows easy access to north of Jasper park through Willow Creek trail. The 14 km trail joins the north boundary trail at about 49 km (from snake Indian river staging). The park is administered by Alberta Municipal Affairs (as Improvement District No. 9) and is managed by Alberta Community Developmentas a wilderness park.

Victor Espanioli

zman 123445

Not good

Aleksandr Solo

JJ Hoffman

Excellent Sulphur gates staging area with a short walk to jaw dropping views. For others, a 4km medium intensity hike brings you to eaton canyon water falls. An absolute must see and worth the walk. Don't be intimidated! We took our little dogs with us and did just fine.

Bert Apannah

Amanda Doupe

John Lepine

There is an amazing ecolodge in middle of nowhere by rock lake! The cabins are beautiful and large, if you are looking to get away from the hustle and be free of cell phones, wifi, tv etc and enjoy a fireplace and hiking and snowshoeing. Rocky mountain escape is the name of the place.

Nikodemus Gunawan

Chaitravi K

Absolutely splendid

Steph&Cody Leonard

James Aarsen

Tia Eeles

Aaron Joseph

Kate O'Toole

Chris Ristine

Gauthier Feuillen

Lillian Richards

Tyler Foote

Warm throughout the days we were there. Cold at night. Trails decent on a horse.

Romano Gonzales

Dee Waayenberg

Jarred Friesen

Breath taking am so lucky to call this my home

Adam Luka

Best wildland in the world

Ed Miller

Nice hike

Val Rippel

Jessica Marlene

CATHY Greenaway

alice2072

Fairly rocky, steep up and down the path if you enter through the sulfur gates way. If you have a horse, bring it if you have bad knees! No motorized vehicles permitted on the path. Eaton falls very nice though. Can't climb to the top though. The cliffs just wont allow for it. But you can stand at the very bottom of it if you don't mind getting wet.