"Went for a hike to junction lake with the parents. Decided to summit Jagermister, did it from the east ridge. Very enjoyable scramble if you choose to take the knife ridge section. Approach to the base of it is not worth it, do it shunga La she or the west ridge route " — Rocky Mountain Goats • Jun 5, 2022

"It was a hot day. I started up solo. I heard voices on the way up, but could not see them for some time. Finally once above tree line I was able to spot the other party. I continued on to the summit and was relieved that the voices were not in my head and it turned out to be Sonny Bou and his party (Ali, Sosia, Andrea and Peter). I joined them and we went over to Jagermeister Peak. This was a sustained difficult scramble. The rock was typical, of fair quality at best. We thought it might be better not to retrace our steps, but the descent we used might persuade me to perhaps retrace our steps. It was a really hot day and that didn't help much." — BertB • Jun 26, 2021

"Objective for the day was Shunga-La-She and the connecting ridge up GR569046. We met in Calgary at 6:20 am and headed down to the Sandy McNabb area. It was the first time for both of us to head in to this provincial park. I was planning on heading in the area last winter to do some cross country skiing but never got around to it. We were quite surprised to see how paved the roads were past the winter gate. Again since we only have another month until all the road closures on highway 66, 40, 940, etc. we wanted to hit this area before Dec 1. Instead of taking Spirko or Nugara's route we decided to bring our bikes in so we wouldn't have to do the wading of the sheep river, which would be pretty damn cold at this time of the year. We parked our bikes a few kms in and right after the bridge along the gravel road. From there we went straight up. There was quite a lot of flagging tape on the way up. We summitted both peaks. From Shunga La She to the summit of GR569046 the snow was very stiff which says to me that it gets extremely windy in the area. It was tough to get grip on the stiff snow with the boot so i put on the icers. They helped tremendously" — dkmountainman • Oct 25, 2011