Canada mountains

"Decided to try and maintain the lead on the Canadian Peakery leader board. So whyt not two peak in one day. I had my bike with me. Didn't bring a back, just had water (with electrolytes) in the car. Having tackled Cox Hill earlier in the day and seen the road I would be on, I am now heading up this road. Perhaps I should have carried a small hydration pack. Regardless I knew the descent would be quick. I road my bike maybe 8km and pushed it the road the other almost 7km. I knew this road would get me close having seen it from Moose North, and having done my homework tracing it back with Google" - The End of Jumpingpound Ridge, BertB, Jul 15, 2018

"Interesting scramble with fantastic views from the top. Most of the route is scree slog. Things get interesting once you reach the chimney between Peak 3 and 4. The chimney is very steep and extremely loose. No more than 2 people should be there in the same time; otherwise, it is very dangerous. The chimney is a 100m shooting alley with little room to hide. From the top of the chimney, upper moderate/easier difficult scramble (Class 3 terrain) lead to Peak 4 (true summit). Peak 3 has infamous reputation. In fact, it is no more difficult than Peak 4: upper moderate/easier difficult scramb" - Dolomite Peak, Taras, Jul 15, 2018

"Just a pleasant hike up to the top. Didn't take anything (no water, snacks, jacket) other than a GPS. Just a walk up and down. Looked at the route I would do a few hours later." - Cox Hill, BertB, Jul 15, 2018

"13.31km with 1,840m gain in 8:30hrs. Perfect weather, blue skies and no wind. Prairie Mountain and Pocaterra combined and on steroids: firstly, it a very steep slope with about 1,000-1,200m gain, then some scree and, finally, loose and very exposed ridge. No easy way down. " - Mount Stephen, alexp, Jul 15, 2018

"Day trip I really like the Aster Lake area. It was quiet on Saturday. We didn't see anybody outside of the parking lot...and, from a distance a party descending Joffre, and a party on the summit of Sarrail. The hike to marlborough pond is easy. Stay climbers left of the creek to find a sometimes faint trail. There's a cascade about 500 meters up, the trail seems to end here. Just step left a few meters to find it again. We ascended directly from the lake, generally trending right to avoid cliffs. Found stable rubble for the first 350 of 500 vertical meters. The top was less good, but to" - Mount Foch, mike_rogers81, Jul 14, 2018