All peaks over 11,000 feet in the Canadian Rockies, pioneered and first completed by Don Forest in 1979. This challenge includes the latest revisions from bivouac.com, which is the same as Bill Corbett's list without Mount Huber. To date, very few people have completed this challenge due to the difficulty of many of the peaks.
Highest peak
Mount Robson
12,988 ft / 3,958 m
Most prominent peak
Mount Robson
9,248 ft / 2,819 m prom
Most climbed peak
Mount Temple
165 climbs
Most difficult peak
Mount Athabasca
Class 2
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 1 peak
Class 3/4 4 peaks
Class 5+ 4 peaks
Highlights
Latest climbs
"Friday night bivy at the glacier below Huber, 4am start up the glacier. Stopped for 30 minutes to wait for daylight. Summit of Huber by 6:30am. We took the steeper icy left side of the slope to the summit, simul climbing with 4 screws total. Down climbed the ice the same way. Took a break on the saddle between the Victoria Gullies. Then picked the middle gully, easy but loose climbing to the ridge, doesn’t take long. Summited Victoria around 9. That’s when it gets a touch harder and I took a fall. Did not make it to North Vic, due to many sprains. 317’ long line rescue, we were a few hundred meters short of completing that traverse. There is a rope and some new bolts on the LL side of the ridge where we bivied. " — justinj • Sep 20, 2025
"Friday night bivy at the glacier below Huber, 4am start up the glacier. Stopped for 30 minutes to wait for daylight. Summit of Huber by 6:30am. We took the steeper icy left side of the slope to the summit, simul climbing with 4 screws total. Down climbed the ice the same way. Took a break on the saddle between the Victoria Gullies. Then picked the middle gully, easy but loose climbing to the ridge, doesn’t take long. Summited Victoria around 9. That’s when it gets a touch harder and I took a fall. Did not make it to North Vic, due to many sprains. 317’ long line rescue, we were a few hundred meters short of completing that traverse. There is a rope and some new bolts on the LL side of the ridge where we bivied. " — justinj • Sep 20, 2025
"37.7 km. 18 hours, height gain 1843 m. Gaia GPS record. Hiking, scrambling. For safe glacier travel, keep moving close to rock wall, all crevasses are avoidable. Soloing in lower class 5 gully. Steep scree with loosing rocks before summit. " — hiker64 • Aug 24, 2025
"Some partial crevasse falls on the way up. All self extricated. We were able to avoid further by going a couple hundred meters higher in elevation to where the snow was more frozen. " — kaitlynverge • Aug 17, 2025
"Amazing trip, 3 days and 2 nights. Came from Quartzite col, then Clearwater col and then Augusta col. I am very happy I did my first 11,000er with the people I was with on this remote and strenuous trip. Definitely a mountain you will remember for long. Pretty good weather except for some rain but perfect day on the ascent day. " — EtienneMyers88 • Aug 5, 2025