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14 climbs • 9.4 km • 740 m gain • 4 hr 44 min
2 climbs • 17.2 km • 1,274 m gain • 7 hr 34 min
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"We did a big loop to visit Lake Agnes, Little Beehive, St. Piran, Big Beehive, Devil's Thumb, the Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse, and a nice walk along Lake Louise. 25km, 1550m." — chelsea • Sep 21, 2021
"Lake Agnes Teahouse - Little Beehive - Mt. St. Piran - Beehive - Devils Thumb - Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse. 25km, 1550m ascent, 9 hours with a stops at the teahouses and lunch on top of Devil's Thumb. We had a great day out!" — ivo • Sep 21, 2021
"As part of the Little Beehive - St Piran - Niblock - Whyte - Devil's Thumb - Beehive 2000m elevation 26km 9 hrs. Really nice switchback ascent in the spruce bushes. Spectacular view. Thought I just followed the ridge to Niblock but no such luck. Had to descend all the way to the bottom of the debris cone.
Scramblers (1): Alex" — alexjoseph • Jul 21, 2018
"Little beehive- st piran -;( niblock - wyhite unsuccessful) traverse. Heavy snow and wind led to us making the decision to return down st. Pirans North East slopes. Great wx until then led to some iconic views!" — ken_hercules • Sep 18, 2017
"After getting through the crowds of people by lake Louise, and even up to Lake Agnes Teahouse, this turned into a beautiful and easy hike. No scrambling involved at all. Fairly cloudy at the summit and views were pretty limited, but we did this as part of a traverse to Mount Niblock and continued on our way. " — cfree • Aug 14, 2016
"Clear skies for the afternoon. I think I might have also done little beehive if I would have realized it was on Peakery, but this is my third summit of the day (Fairview & Saddle mountain in the AM) so no complaints just more reasons to return. Took alternate descent and watched two people climb down the cliffs at the top of the scree it looked near impossible but they did it and they made it look easy. They had summited Mount Whyte. I'll be back!" — Randy • Oct 4, 2015
"CSMC trip. 5-peak traverse: Little Beehive - St. Piran - Niblock - Whyte.
The group decided to skip Devil's Thumb and descend to the Plain of 6 Glaciers directly. Was a bad decision which added a lot in distance.
" — alexp • Jul 18, 2015
"Part of 5 Peak traverse: Little Beehive, Mt Saint Piran, Mt Niblock, Mt Whyte and Devil's Thumb.
Was able to do first 3, but on a ridge between Niblock and Whyte a storm came. Had to turn back.
Completely empty at the top." — alexp • Aug 24, 2014
"Second peak of the day. Perfect fall weather with no wind, no bugs, and lots of sun. A temperature on the summit of about +18c. A busy summit. Went up the usual route and down the west slope to the head of Lake Agnes. Elevation gain from the Little Beehive 520m, YTD elevation gain 50770m." — MtnJohn • Sep 22, 2012
"Quite busy near the lake and up to the Tea House. A very nice one with easy switchback trail. Nice to go down the west aspect near Niblock- ends up at the head of Lake Agnes. This gives the option of going up The Beehive as well, which we usually do. Kati and Myself. Elevation gain for the trip 900m, YTD elevation gain 33761m." — MtnJohn • Aug 13, 2011
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