List of mountains in the Canadian Rockies
Introduction A list of highest mountains and peaks in the Canadian Rockies over  is shown below. Sources for the elevation, prominence and first ascent can be found in their respective pages.Mount Robson from Berg LakeMount ColumbiaNorth Twin PeakRankMountain/peak  Elevation  Prominence  Subrange FA Notes  Referencesm  ft  m  ft1Mount RobsonRainbow Range1913Highest point in the Canadian Rockies 2Mount ColumbiaWinston Churchill Range1902Highest point in Alberta3North Twin PeakWinston Churchill Range1923  4Mount ClemenceauPark Ranges1923 5Mount AlbertaWinston Churchill Range1925Most difficult +11,000 climbing objective6Mount AssiniboinePark Ranges1901Highest point in the Southern Rockies7Mount ForbesPark Ranges1902Highest point within the confines of Banff Nat'l Park8South Twin PeakWinston Churchill Range1924  9Mount TempleBow Range1894Highest point near Lake Louise10Mount BryceColumbia Icefield1902 11Mount Kitchener   Winston Churchill Range1927 nnMount Lyell   Columbia Icefield1902Named for a Scottish Geologist 12Mount HungabeeBow Range1903 13Mount AthabascaColumbia Icefield1898 14Mount King EdwardPark Ranges1924Named for Edward VII 15Mount BrazeauPark Ranges1923 16Mount VictoriaBow Range1897 17Snow DomeWinston Churchill Range1898 18Mount AndromedaColumbia Icefield1930 18Stutfield PeakWinston Churchill Range1927 20Mount JoffrePark Ranges1919 21Lunette PeakPark Ranges1901  22Resplendent MountainRainbow Range1911 23Deltaform MountainBow Range1903Resembles Delta 24Mount Lefroy Bow Range1897Site of the first fatal climbing accident in Canada 25The Helmet Rainbow Range1928Peak on the Mt. Robon massif 26Christian PeakPark Ranges1926Subpeak of Mount Lyell 27Mount Sir Douglas Park Ranges1919Named for a British army officer 28Mount WoolleyWinston Churchill Range1925 29Mount AlexandraPark Ranges1902Named for Queen Alexandra of Denmark 30Walter PeakPark Ranges1927Subpeak of Mount Lyellnbsp;31Whitehorn MountainPark Ranges1911  32Mount HectorFront Ranges1895Named for a geologist on the Palliser expedition 33Diadem PeakWinston Churchill Range1898  34Mount Edith CavellSouth Jasper Ranges1915Most prominent peak entirely in Alberta  35Mount FryattPark Ranges1926Named for a British merchant captain executed in World War I 36Mount ClineCline Range1926  37Mount HuberBow Range1903  38Mount BarnardPark Ranges1922  39Oppy MountainPark Ranges1947  40Mount CromwellWinston Churchill Range1938  41Mount AmeryPark Ranges1929Named for a British politician/journalist 42Mount MummeryPark Ranges1906Named for British mountaineer Albert F. Mummery 43Simon PeakSouth Jasper Ranges1924  Mount Biddle Bow Range1902  45Mount St. BrideSawback Range1910  46Sunwapta PeakFront Ranges1906  47Mount AllenPark Ranges1904 48Howse PeakWaputik Mountains1902  49Mount PilkingtonPark Ranges1910  50Mount Spring-RicePark Ranges1923  51Mount BalfourWaputik Mountains1898  52Mount EngelhardWinston Churchill Range1930Named for an American climber 53Mount WilsonCline Range1902Named for a Canadian guide 54Mount SmytheWinston Churchill Range1951Named for an English mountaineer 55Mount TuzoBow Range1906Named for female Canadian mountaineer who made FA 56Bonnet PeakSawback Range1914  57Mount Fay Bow Range1904  58Neptuak Mountain Bow Range1902  59Mount Rae Misty Range   60Chaba PeakPark Ranges1928Chaba is the Stoney Indian word for beaver 61Mushroom PeakWinston Churchill Range1947  62Foster PeakVermilion Range1933  63Ghost MountainPark Ranges1927 64UnnamedPark Ranges1930Formerly known as Mt. Pétain until 2022 65Mount FochPark Ranges1930Named for a French general who served in World War I 66Lynx MountainRainbow Range1913  67Eden PeakPark Ranges1927Named for a British astronomer 68Quadra MountainBow Range1910Top of mountain consists of four pinnacles 69Wenkchemna PeakPark Ranges1923Wenkchemna is Stoney Indian word for ten 70Younghusband RidgeChaba Icefield1927Named for a British army officer 71Thorington TowerWinston Churchill Range1967  72Mount AberdeenBow Range1894Named for the 7th Governor General of Canada 73Mount AmundsenPark Ranges1927Named for a British astronomer74Mount NelsonWinston Churchill Range1951Named for an American climber who died in a climbing accident 75Mount PalmerWinston Churchill Range1953Named for an American explorer 76Tumbling PeakVermilion Range   77Mount WhiteavesPark Ranges1949Named for a British palaeontologist 78Mist MountainMisty Range1946  79Odaray MountainBow Range1887  80Mount GECWinston Churchill Range1948Named for first names of the first ascent climbers 81Mount BarlowPark Ranges1930  81Gong PeakWinston Churchill Range1936  81Mount PearyChaba Icefield1927 81Throne MountainSouth Jasper Ranges1926Named for resemblance to a chair 85Wales PeakPark Ranges1926Named for a British astronomer 86Mount Babel Bow Range1910  87Tornado MountainSouth Jasper Ranges 88Storm MountainMisty Range   89Mount Adam JoachimWinston Churchill Range1938  90Mount WeissWinston Churchill Range1971Named for an explorer/mountain guide 91Mount LittleBow Range1901Named for member of FA party 92Majestic MountainTrident Range1926  93Mount RichardsonSlate Range1911  94Mount VerendryeVermilion Range1922  95Bident MountainBow Range1903Shaped like a bident 96Mount Owen Bow Range1892  97Eiffel PeakBow Range1901  98Haddo PeakBow Range1903  99Pinnacle Mountain Bow Range1909  100Mount EstellaTrident Range1930  101Hewitt PeakVermilion Range1906  102Mount CairnesPark Ranges   103Ptarmigan PeakSlate Range1909  104Mount ManginPark Ranges1928Named for a French army general 105Pika PeakSlate Range1911  106Mount LaussedatPark Ranges1906  107Cyclone MountainPark Ranges1910  108Chisel PeakPark Ranges1920  109Courcelette PeakHigh Rock Range1915  110Manx PeakSouth Jasper Ranges1919  111Mount GarthPark Ranges1934  112MitchellWinston Churchill Range1970  112Mount Morden LongWinston Churchill Range   114Mount McGuireWinston Churchill Range1971Named for a park warden 115Mount UlyssesMuskwa Ranges1961  116Mount CordonnierPark Ranges1930Named for a French army general 117Floe PeakVermilion Range  118Chimney Peak Bow Range1910  119Blackhorn PeakSouth Jasper Ranges1926
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