Yoho National Park Of Canada

Absolutely incredible and worth visiting.
I was there today, it's end of December and it was heavily snowing.
Everything looked like a out of story book, just magical and truly peaceful. Can't wait to go back

Incredible. It was snowing heavily it's end of December and the entire place looked magical, out of a story book. Peaceful and gorgeous

Worth a visit. We are NOT skiers but it's worth seeing and driving through once. Stay in Banff or Canmore not Jasper which is a ' one horse town. Ran into a couple of male generation z incels the local Tim Hortons. The Indian bearded one was angry I had a date and she did not like him. Sorry incels.some of us Chad's work hard for a Stacy

The Yoho National Park was founded in 1886 and has an area of ​​1310 square kilometers. It is a small but beautiful paradise with lots of rocks and water. A special attraction is the Takakkaw Falls, near Field, the only town (population 300) in this national park. Takakkaw Falls is the second highest waterfall in Western Canada and the third highest in all of Canada. The waterfall has a height of 381 meters and the free fall has a height of 254 meters. It's definitely impressive to see the water cascading down here.

It is a nice park to go to if you are in the Banff-Lake Louise area. It is worth driving 20 minutes to. We saw Emerald Lake and the Natural Bridge. The Takkakaw Falls was closed for the season and so was the visitor centre.

Absolutely beautiful park! I feel so calm and peaceful, this is my second time here, we stayed for 2 nights, definitely will come back again, highly recommended!

The sheer grandeur. The crisp air in the fall. The glacier waters so turquoise blue.
Please be kind to our planet. We need the glaciers!

I have never been her and it is on my bucket list to visit and it looks amazing and dreamy in all the pictures that i see and there is nothing really bad about this place and the water is nice and cold and shinny.

Awe inspiring vistas. Alpine meadows, waterfalls, glaciers and of course mountains surrounding you everywhere!

There is place named Natural Bridge of Yoho National Park. Just besides the parking area. A huge water fall and a natural stone bridge structure.

Absolutely beautiful! The size of the falls and mountains are breathtaking. Careful if you climb up top, rocks fall down quite often*
The water is cold and fresh, fill up your bottle at the bottom.

Absolutely breathtaking!
Emerald Lake, beautiful!

Twenty minutes off the #1 highway is Takakkaw Falls, east of Field.
Bring a raincoat, you're gonna get wet! ️

The scenery here is absolutely stunning. There is a lot to see and do here such as paddling Emerald lake, going to see the falls or hiking one of the many trails.
Unfortunately like all the mountain parks there are plenty of people that want to see the same things you do so parking lots fill up and folks get frustrated. Take your time and enjoy the scenery.

Yoho has world class hikes: Iceline, Whaleback, and Lake McArthur (that is if you are lucky enough to win the lottery to Lake O'Hara). I gave the park 5 stars because it is absolutely gorgeous. I was less impressed with the information available at the visitor center. The status of the Twin Falls Chalet, which is in the park and temporarily closed, is yet to be determined. The visitor center agent I spoke with said she did not know where more information about the chalet could be found out. The park service needs to have current info and official statements about what is happening in the park.

Yoho is a great national park with tons of exploring. There is Emerald Lake, Wapta Falls, Natural Bridge and many other areas that I was not able to hit up on my trip. It is a short drive from Lake Louise area and it is worth it! It is much less crowded than the hikes in Banff and just as stunning. You can do Yoho National Park in a day but you could also do a week in Yoho.

Beautiful park, lots of great outdoor spots to enjoy with so many incredible views to see. I would strongly recommend this to anyone.

Hiked 22KM from Takakaw Falls to the Glaciers! Spectacular views, amazing landscape, absolutely loved it!

A day trip out to Lake O'Hara with friends. We did the 11 km hike in and then another 3 km hike around the lake itself too. A fantastic day all in all. Will be back to hike other trails next season for sure.

I had a unique experience in this place! The color of the water during the sunset makes everything totally awesome and completely from another world, take amazing pictures of the place!

Hey, it's the Rockies! So many breath taking vistas, great hiking for all experience levels and great camping!

Amazing park in the Canadian Rockies. Only complaint is the park entrance fee - $20 a day. Quite expensive.

Yoho est un très bon Park national!
Je vous le recommande vivement!
J'ai pas eu le temps de tout faire mais j'en ai eu pour mes yeux!

Wonderful and beautiful place. This is really a special place to visit. Wonderful mountains and a great waterfall. I really hope I can come back again someday.

It was ok. Pretty mountain trails and lakes which I truly do love, but this park is severely overcrowded with little parking

Hikers paradise! If you love to hike, this is the place for you. Not as crazy busy as Banff and more rustic. Most glaciers of any National Park.

Yoho National Park is in the Rocky Mountains, in eastern British Columbia - Canada
Time well spent with family and relatives.
Majestic mountains

Yoho National Park is a must for those visiting Northeastern British Columbia, namely Field and Golden. The western flank of the Canadian Rockies may not be as popular a place as the eastern flank in Alberta, but it's every bit as spectacular as Banff or Jasper National Parks.