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Coronet Creek Camp

Coronet Creek Camp is a backcountry campground situated at the far southern end of Maligne Lake within Jasper National Park, Alberta. It is the most remote of the lake's three paddling campgrounds, lying approximately 21.

3 km from the public boat launch — a journey that takes experienced paddlers roughly five to eight hours in favorable conditions. Beginners are advised to break the trip into multiple days, stopping at Hidden Cove or Fisherman's Bay along the way.

The campground offers eight tent pads, bear lockers, a dock, and communal fire pits. Beyond the lake itself, an unmaintained route follows Coronet Creek southward approximately 8 km to the base of Coronet Glacier, providing a rewarding day-hike option.

Advance reservations through Parks Canada are required.


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