There are seven national parks in British Columbia, Canada.
Glacier National Park is one of the more prominent, having been
established in 1886. The glacier park protects a portion of the
Canadian Columbia Mountains Natural Region, containing the
interior wet belt of British Columbia and the Rogers Pass
National Historic Center. The Center is noted for its historical
importance in the construction and development of the first
major national transportation route in Canada. The glacier
offers a number of natural wonders and rare wildlife viewing
opportunities. Nature viewers can gasp in amazement at the
beauty of Rogers Pass, a place known for it steep mountains,
dangerous avalanches and the Canadian Pacific Railway that
tunnels through the forbidding landscape. For the animal lover,
take a moment and see if you can spot one of the endangered
mountain caribou making its way through the pristine Canadian
snow. There is a wide variety of animal life to discover,
including black bears and grizzly bears, wolverines