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The Mountains of Canada from East to West

The principal elevations after the chain or the region of Canada; from the Terre-Neuve et Labrador in Yukon.

Sir William Logan 1798-1875

Le Mont Logan, le point le plus élevé du Canada. Tout connaître ou presque sur cette montagne mythique.

Logan Mount – Canadian Titan!

At 5489 meters height, Mount St-Elias is the second mountain in altitude in the chain of the same name. Only, Mount Logan with 5959 meters height beats it. The conquest of Mount St-Elias in 1987.

Focus Tatshenshini

Located at the border between British-Columbia, Alaska and Yukon, Mount Fairweather is the highest summit of the province, culminating to 4663 meters. It is part of the  chain of mountains St-Elias.

Yukon - The Mackenzie Mountains...

Yukon covers 483,450 square kilometres in the northwestern corner of Canada. It is a critical habitat for rare and endangered flowers, big game animals, birds of prey and migratory birds.

Mount Robson

It is the culminating point of the Rocheuses canadiennes with its 3954 meters altitude. It is entirely located in the inside of the provincial park of Mount Robson, in British-Columbia.

Parks of the Rocheuses canadiennes Mountains (Alberta and British-Columbia)

Sites of the world heritage of Canada.

Mount-Revelstoke National Park of Canada

Climbing of ice cascades and avalanches in the national parks of the mountains of Canada.

Miquasha National park in Gaspésie

With its fossilized fish and plants, the parc national de Miguasha will help you discover life as it was some 378 million years ago. The park comprises a natural history museum where palaeontology has the place of honour.

Alpine ski team

The official site of the national team of alpine ski of Canada.

The Alpine Club of Canada

The Alpine Club of Canada comprises 28 mountain huts and 19 regional sections in whole Canada.

Parks Canada Mountain Guide

Live a special moment exploring the nature of Canada and you will have souvenirs forever.