Mount Mackenzie

Mount Mackenzie is a mountain peak in British Columbia with steep slopes and exposed rock surfaces. The climbing routes wind through different elevations and terrain types as you ascend.

The mountain was named after early Canadian explorers who documented the region. The name reflects the historical exploration and mapping of the area.

Local Indigenous communities maintain traditional connections to Mount Mackenzie through seasonal ceremonies and gathering of natural materials.

The best time to climb is between July and September when weather is stable and conditions favor safe ascending. Clear visibility and solid ground make these months most favorable for the ascent.

From the summit, visitors can see several neighboring peaks spread across the surrounding valleys. The views extend across multiple ridgelines and create unobstructed sightlines to distant mountains.

Location: British Columbia

Elevation above the sea: 2,461 m

GPS coordinates: 50.96385,-118.08939

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:21