Mount Walsh, Mountain summit in Kluane National Park, Canada

Mount Walsh is a mountain in Kluane National Park and Reserve in Yukon, Canada, reaching 4,507 metres above sea level as part of the Saint Elias Mountains. The peak was named after James Morrow Walsh, a Royal Canadian Mounted Police superintendent for the Yukon Territory.

Mount Walsh is named after James Morrow Walsh, a superintendent of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for the Yukon Territory. The peak in Kluane National Park and Reserve carries his name, linking the summit to the officer who led the police force in the Yukon.

The peak's name honours James Morrow Walsh, a Royal Canadian Mounted Police superintendent for the Yukon Territory. The mountain stands in the Saint Elias Mountains, within Kluane National Park and Reserve, land of the Kluane First Nation and Champagne and Aishihik First Nations.

Climbing here requires advanced mountaineering experience due to steep glaciers and complex snow conditions that demand careful navigation. Visitors should prepare for long, demanding days and expect conditions to shift throughout the journey.

Mount Walsh reaches 4,507 m and forms part of the Saint Elias Mountains inside Kluane National Park and Reserve. The peak honours James Morrow Walsh, a Royal Canadian Mounted Police superintendent for the Yukon Territory. Its slopes feed the large glacier systems of the Kluane icefields, and the summit is a serious alpine objective rather than a marked trail destination.