Robson Glacier, Glacier at Mount Robson Provincial Park, Canada

Robson Glacier lies on the northeast flank of Mount Robson in Mount Robson Provincial Park, British Columbia, on the boundary with Alberta and the Continental Divide. Its meltwater feeds the informally named Robson Lake, whose outlet begins the short Robson River, an uppermost tributary of the Fraser River.

Robson Glacier lies on the Continental Divide, which forms the boundary between British Columbia and Alberta, on the northeast flank of Mount Robson. Its meltwater feeds the unofficially named Robson Lake, whose outlet marks the start of the short Robson River, one of the uppermost tributaries of the Fraser River.

The glacier sits on the Continental Divide, the British Columbia–Alberta boundary, east of Berg Lake. Its meltwater feeds the unofficially named Robson Lake, whose outlet marks the start of the short Robson River, an upper tributary of the Fraser River.

The glacier is best reached from marked trails near Berg Lake, which are mostly open during the warmer months. Visitors should be prepared for mountain weather and wear appropriate gear.

Robson Glacier sits exactly on the British Columbia–Alberta boundary and the Continental Divide, so its meltwater drains toward the Pacific. It feeds the unofficially named Robson Lake, whose outlet is the starting point of the short Robson River.