Ram Falls Provincial Park

Ram Falls Provincial Park is a nature reserve in Alberta featuring a prominent waterfall that cascades down steep rock faces. The park includes hiking trails, multiple viewing platforms, and designated areas for camping along the Ram River valley.

The area became an official provincial park in 1996 under Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation management. The location has served as a natural landmark within the region for generations before its formal designation.

The park serves as a natural classroom for environmental education, offering opportunities to study local flora, fauna, and geological formations.

Visitors should bring their own drinking water and firewood since these supplies are not available in the park. Planning ahead for self-sufficiency is important for a comfortable visit to this remote location.

The park contains 54 unserviced campsites positioned near the Ram River, where bull trout and mountain whitefish inhabit the waters. These remote locations offer visitors an authentic backcountry experience without modern facilities.

Location: Clearwater County

Inception: 1996

GPS coordinates: 52.09690,-115.83900

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:10