CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA - British Columbia: Including the Alaska Highway - page 546

climbs gradually to the main facility area, where you'll find a visitor center, campgrounds,
a gas station, and a restaurant. From this point, the sheer west face of Mount Robson slices
skyward just seven kilometers (4.3 miles) away across a flower-filled meadow. This is as
close as you can get to the peak in your vehicle.
From the visitor center, the highway climbs steeply, then parallels photogenic Moose
Lake. Waterfalls on the far side of the lake create a scenic backdrop. The Moose River
drains into the Fraser River at Moose Marsh, a good spot for wildlife watching at the south-
east end of the lake. Moose often feed here at dawn and dusk, and waterfowl are present
throughout the day. Continuing westward, the highway crosses the upper reaches of the