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Mount 7
Named for the distinctive 7 that can be seen on its face, Mount 7 contains many hiking trails and is known for some of BCs most exciting mountain bike trails. The mountain hosts the Mt. 7 Psychosis Downhill Race and the Golden Rodeo every year.
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Mount Assiniboine
Because of their physical similarities, Mount Assiniboine often draws comparisons to Sweden's Matterhorn. Pyramid-like in shape, this mountain is approximately 3,618 m (11,871 ft) high. Mount Assiniboine is found on the Continental Divide, between the Alberta and BC border.
Address: On the Continental Divide
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Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park
Visitors to this provincial park are most often lured by Mount Assiniboine itself. The 3,618 m (11,867 ft) high mountain is world-renowned and is considered one of the most picturesque spots in the Rocky Mountains. Main park activities include hiking, mountain climbing, camping and fishing. Ski touring is popular during the winter. There are two separate camping areas, with one overlooking Lake Magog. Horses are allowed in the park with a permit.
Address: 25 km northeast of Radium Hot Springs BC
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Kicking Horse Pass
This high mountain pass between Lake Louise, AB and Field, BC was originally constructed for CPR's transcontinental rail way. The pass was first explored in 1858 by the Palliser Expedition led by Captain John Palliser. |
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