An additional collection of Canadian Rockies scrambling peaks from Andrew Nugara's book "More Scrambles in the Canadian Rockies" http://www.rmbooks.com/book_details.php?isbn_upc=9781771600163. Features peaks in Waterton, The Castle, and Crowsnest areas. Also see the companion challenge More Canadian Rockies Scrambles North for peaks in the Kananaskis and north.
Highest peak
Mount Glendowan
8,750 ft / 2,667 m
Most prominent peak
Sofa Mountain
984 ft / 300 m prom
Most summited peak
Thunder Mountain
21 summits
Most difficult peak
Sofa Mountain
Class 2
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 1 peak
Class 3/4 1 peak
Highlights
Latest summits
"Almost no snow on but the wind was fierce. We continued towards Saddle Peak but my friend started to complain about the deep snow in the trees and the late time so we turned back." — Taras • Nov 28, 2020
"Ascended Coffin Mountain via easy route. The approach road was very rough, had to park by highway and walk 1.2km to base of mountain. Lots of deadfall slowed ascent considerably. Great views, could see far peaks including Chief Mountain in USA, also Crowsnest Mountain and Great Divide" — yurilemermeyer • Nov 21, 2020
"Ascended via standard north ridge route. High winds and lots of crusty snow. Despite being rated an "easy" scramble, there were two sections of exposed moderate scrambling along the ridge. " — yurilemermeyer • Oct 31, 2020
"Alda, Sim and I traveresed from Dundy Peak to Cloudy Ridge. Great traverese, but the wind was very strong, pushing us to the ground really strong. We made the summit block harder than necessary, finding an easier route on the way down." — martawojnarowska • Sep 1, 2020
"The intent was to make it over to cloudy ridge to finish the day but time was not on our side after a late start and some lost time at the initial ascent gulley to Dundy. Moderate to difficult scrambling based on route-finding, our ascent to dundy involved a few class 5 moves. Dungvaran was a beauty!" — carreradawn • Jul 11, 2020