Howser Spire, Granite summit in The Bugaboos, British Columbia, Canada.
Howser Spire is a granite summit in the Bugaboos area of the Purcell Mountains. The formation consists of three distinct towers with steep rock faces suitable for technical climbing routes.
The North Tower was first summited in 1916 by Conrad Kain and his climbing team. This early ascent marked the beginning of the mountain's history as a climbing destination.
The location draws climbers seeking technical granite climbing challenges. Its distinctive three-peak formation has made it a celebrated destination in climbing guides and mountaineering circles.
Visit during summer months when weather is most stable for climbing activities. Expect technical rock climbing and prepare for high altitude conditions and challenging terrain.
The location sits at the southwest corner of a major glacier in the region. This geographic position makes it a key reference point for mountaineers exploring the Bugaboos.
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