the majority are only passing through on the Trans-Canada Highway. About 15% stop to use park facilities. Of the visitors who experience the park from outside their vehicles, two-thirds are from outside of Canada. There are of established hiking trails in the park. The Parks Canada administration and Rogers Pass Discovery Centre are located at Rogers Pass. The interpretive program for Glacier and Mount Revelstoke National Parks is based at the centre. It includes a theatre, an exhibit hall with railway models, natural history displays and wildlife specimens, and a bookstore. There are three campgrounds in the park. Illecillewaet is the largest, with two smaller campgrounds located at Loop Brook and Sir Donald. There are also five designated backcountry camping areas. Parks and the Alpine Club of Canada maintain four alpine huts and cabins for backcountry users. The Wheeler Hut is the oldest and largest, and is located near the Illecillewaet camping area. The Asulkan hut sits at on the Asulkan Pass, the Sapphire Col hut is a basic shelter near The Dome, and the Glacier Circle cabin in the Beaver River valley is a base for travelling in the southern areas of the park. None of the camping facilities in the park are maintained during winter months. See also Glacier National Park (U.S.) List of National Parks of Canada National Parks of Canada Notes References Further reading Dawson, George M. Note on the Geological Structure of the Selkirk Range. Rochester, NY: Geological Society of America, 1891. Wheeler, A. O. The Selkirk Mountains: A Guide for Mountain Climbers and Pilgrims Winnipeg, Man, Stovel Co., 1912. External links Map of the park Climbing to the Clouds Virtual exhibit from North Vancouver Museum Columbia Country National parks in British Columbia Parks in British Columbia Protected areas established in 1886 Selkirk Mountains