Edwards Mountain, Mountain summit in Glacier National Park, Montana.

Edwards Mountain is a peak in Glacier National Park with a summit at about 9,072 feet and multiple climbing routes. The West Ridge and East Face paths lead climbers through rocky terrain to the top.

The mountain sits within Glacier National Park, established in 1910 as the tenth national park in the country. The area has long been used by climbers and hikers exploring the high country.

Edwards Mountain appears in the gallery of the Glacier National Park article, where it is seen from Bearhat Mountain together with Gunsight Mountain and Little Matterhorn. The peak is also listed in the Urdu Wikipedia, which gives its elevation as 2,765.18 metres above sea level.

Edwards Mountain stands in the Lewis Range just west of Sperry Glacier, and the summit is reached by climbing rather than by a marked trail. Approach routes cross rocky terrain, and snow and ice linger on the upper slopes well into the season. Winter conditions are severe: temperatures can fall below −10 °F, with wind chill below −30 °F.

While climbing, you can observe Sperry Glacier, a large glacier visible from different elevations as you gain height. This natural display makes the ascent special with changing perspectives at each stage.