Mount Sir Donald

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Mount Sir Donald is a prominent, sharply pointed peak in the Selkirk Mountains of British Columbia, renowned among climbers for its classic alpine routes and striking Matterhorn-like profile.

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Mount Sir Donald canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessPoint Rogers Pass area
linked to: Rogers Pass
climbingType alpine climbing
rock climbing
country Canada
elevation 10775 ft
3284 m
firstAscentBy Carl Sulzer
Emil Huber
firstAscentYear 1890
geologicalAge Precambrian
hasClimbingSeason summer
hasGlacier Sir Donald Glacier
hasHazard avalanches
rapidly changing weather
rockfall
hasRockType sedimentary rock
isKnownFor classic alpine routes
striking pointed profile
technical climbing routes
isPopularWith mountaineers
rock climbers
listing Mountains of British Columbia
Three-thousanders of British Columbia
locatedIn British Columbia
Canada
Selkirk Mountains
locatedInProtectedArea Glacier National Park (Canada)
mapRegion NTS 82N/06
mountainRange Selkirk Mountains
namedAfter Sir Donald A. Smith
namedBy George Mercer Dawson
nearestPass Rogers Pass
notableRoute Northwest Ridge
notableRouteType classic alpine route
parentPeak Mount Dawson
parkManagingAgency Parks Canada
partOf Columbia Mountains
profileComparedTo Matterhorn
prominence 1144 m
3753 ft
province British Columbia
region southeastern British Columbia
shape sharp pyramidal peak
visibilityFrom Trans-Canada Highway
yearNamed 1886

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Glacier National Park (Canada) contains Mount Sir Donald
Rogers Pass hasViewOf Mount Sir Donald