Waterton Lakes National Park Map (Alberta) – Detailed Topographic Adventure Guide

Built for Waterton Adventures
Located in southwestern Alberta, Waterton Lakes National Park is part of the UNESCO-listed Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, known for its dramatic mountain landscapes, lakes, and diverse ecosystems. 

Covering Waterton Lakes National Park and the surrounding area, this topographic recreation map highlights all the highways, access roads, campsites, trails for hiking, cross-country skiing, mountain biking and horseback riding, fishing lakes and rivers, viewpoints, waterfalls, paddling routes, picnic areas, backcountry huts and cabins and more! Using 1:50,000 scale data and covering 1,889 sq. km (730 sq. miles), no other map provides you with this much recreational and topographic detail for the Waterton Lakes Park area. Special features include labelled fish species and stocking information, private land areas, the Great Divide Trail, trailheads, campsites, day-use areas and more. The map features our industry-leading topographic relief and shading and cover the areas around Akamina Parkway, Akamina Pass, Alderson Lake, Belly River, Blackiston Creek, Cameron Lake, Chief Mountain, Crandell Lake, Crypt Lake, Great Divide Trail, Great Haunt, Mount Carthew, Parkview, Red Rock Parkway, Waterton Lakes, Waterton Park, Waterton River, Wishbone Trail and more!

With coverage of approximately 1,889 km², it provides both broad regional context and detailed route information, ideal for day trips or multi-day backcountry expeditions. 

Explore Waterton with Confidence
From iconic alpine hikes to hidden backcountry routes, the Waterton Lakes National Park Map is an essential tool for navigating and discovering one of Alberta’s most beautiful wilderness areas—helping you plan smarter and explore further on every trip.