Yoho National Park

　　Yoho National Park is situated in the Canadian Rockies, in the eastern part of British Columbia, along the western slope of the North American continental divide. Covering an area of 1,313 square kilometers, it is the smallest among the four contiguous Canadian national parks and also the smallest national park in the Rocky Mountains.

　　The towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls of Yoho National Park are awe-inspiring, evoking the image of a crane about to take flight—majestic yet serene, hence the name “Yoho,” which expresses wonder and awe. The park is renowned for its spectacular, magnificent, and rugged landscapes that leave visitors spellbound. From plunging waterfalls and emerald-green lakes to breathtaking fossil beds shaped by nature, the park offers a feast for the eyes. It’s said that Emerald Lake is so beautiful it can take your breath away, while the waterfalls inspire astonishment, and the Spiral Tunnels stand as a testament to human ingenuity overcoming nature. Every attraction in the park is nothing short of miraculous.

　　Yoho National Park Reason to visit: The smallest national park in the Rocky Mountains Continent: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: British Columbia