"Climbed solo from the south side. Next level wind on the top 1/3, the gusts knocked me down a few times. Biked along the Drywood Falls trail about 3 km. Left the trail about 1 km before Drywood Falls, climbing through an open meadow, avoiding the treed areas with heavy snow. Followed the ridge right of the gully. Stayed well right of the waterfall. Once above the highest cluster of mature trees turn left to make the ridge. At this point, one would be tempted to simply follow the ridge up to the peak. This is a mistake. The whole area is a mess of loose boulders, just waiting to break an ankle, and with a crosswind of 100+ km/hr, it was tough going. Instead, head into the gully to the left, and follow the gully up the hill. The footing is much better. After that, follow the ridge to the peak. I did not find a summit log. But I did find boot tracks in the snow, partly drifted over. Someone else had been up in the last few weeks. 6 hours round trip" — AaronKauffman48 • Jan 13, 2023

"The route was a mix of bare and snow that was either deep, crusty, hard or ice. I donned snowshoes and crampons two times each. On a short snowy steep section on an otherwise bare ridge, I used the ice axe to cut about ten steps in the hard snow to reach the dry rock and scramble up." — Randy • Jan 10, 2023

"Ridgewalked the continental divide of Waterton National Park starting from Mt. Rowe and ending at the border of Castle Park (Sage Peak). The hiking was easy and the only scramble (up Kishinena Peak) was avoidable if you are willing to lose a small amount of elevation. The 39km's were long but there truly was good value in the route. I highly suggest this one!" — danielvanderpyl • Aug 30, 2022

"Ridgewalked the continental divide of Waterton National Park starting from Mt. Rowe and ending at the border of Castle Park (Sage Peak). The hiking was easy and the only scramble (up Kishinena Peak) was avoidable if you are willing to lose a small amount of elevation. The 39km's were long but there truly was good value in the route. I highly suggest this one!" — danielvanderpyl • Aug 30, 2022

"Ridgewalked the continental divide of Waterton National Park starting from Mt. Rowe and ending at the border of Castle Park (Sage Peak). The hiking was easy and the only scramble (up Kishinena Peak) was avoidable if you are willing to lose a small amount of elevation. The 39km's were long but there truly was good value in the route. I highly suggest this one!" — danielvanderpyl • Aug 30, 2022