Mount Hawkins

Mount Hawkins is a 2,683 meter summit in southern Alberta featuring steep slopes and red argillite rock throughout its terrain. The mountain displays exposed rock formations that shape the climbing experience across its face.

The mountain received its name from J. S. Hawkins, a government surveyor who worked mapping the area. His surveying efforts contributed to documenting the region's geography during the period of territorial exploration.

Mountaineers maintain detailed records of their expeditions to Mount Hawkins, documenting routes and sharing experiences through dedicated climbing platforms.

The best climbing season runs from June through August when conditions are most favorable. At this elevation, expect rapid weather changes and bring appropriate gear for sudden shifts.

Weather can shift from clear skies to snowstorms within hours here, making the scrambling sections particularly risky. Such rapid changes are typical for this elevation and demand constant awareness during the climb.

Location: Alberta

GPS coordinates: 49.08768,-114.07695

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:29