Rok Glacier Water - Canadian Glacier Water
                     Rök Glacier Water
PERFECTION TAKES 
TIME
With every sip of rök Glacier 
Water you’re stepping into a 
world that has been hidden for 
thousands of years. Collected 
from the outflow of a 
subterranean rock glacier deep 
beneath the peak of Fortress 
Mountain, rök water has never 
been exposed to modern 
pollutants. Your search for 
pristine, fresh-tasting water has 
finally come to an end.  
MOST WATER ISN’T JUST WATER
A lot of brands put a mountain on their cans. Rök 
Glacier Water puts the mountain in their cans. Our 
water is 100% sourced from natural flow that 
originates deep beneath Fortress Mountain in 
southwest Alberta.
Rök Glacier Water flows from a rock glacier that 
lies 70 metres below the Canadian Rockies. It 
has been protected from disaster and pollution 
for thousands of years. No industrial 
revolution, no plastic, just 100% pure, clean 
rock glacier water.
Uniquely Positioned To Revive a Legend
We’re on a noble mission to dedicate part of the sales of each can to continue to 
enhance and expand the mighty Fortress Mountain Ski Area. With 600cm+ annual 
snowfall, the highest base elevation in Canada, 81 existing ski trails and 2,000+ skiable 
acres, this heavyweight is poised to offer new experiences powered by a renewable 
mountain resource.  
Rök Glacier Water President, Michael Wood, was featured in the Calgary Herald! 
Speaking to the importance of sustainability along with our goals to preserve, 
enhance and share.
“The privilege of stewarding this resource has led to a wonderful opportunity to 
share the exceptional experience of enjoying some of the world’s best water.”
Learn more below!
CONTACT
1-800-555-9153 
 [email protected]
Due to a series of coincidences, some scientific curiosity and a huge stroke of 
luck changed everything for us: A rock glacier was discovered on our 
lease. This hidden away, ultra-pure resource has been the source of our 
potable water supply since 1968. We successfully changed a portion of our 
existing water licences to allow for the sale of less than 3% of the flow of this 
un-named, non-fish bearing stream. While that's a tiny amount of water in 
the overall picture, it amounts to 50,000,000 litres per year that we are now 
permitted to sell.