Massive Mountain

Massive Mountain is a summit in the Canadian Rockies that rises to 2,435 meters and displays prominent limestone rock faces. The slopes feature several established climbing routes of varying difficulty.

The mountain formed over millions of years through geological processes and was shaped by ancient glaciers. The rock layers and erosion patterns visible today tell the story of this landscape's development.

Indigenous peoples inhabited the territories around Massive Mountain before European exploration, establishing connections with the mountainous landscape of Alberta.

Access is available via established routes that vary in difficulty and require proper climbing gear and weather awareness. Visitors should check local conditions and trail markings before starting their ascent.

Statistics indicate April receives 57 percent of annual climbs, while February and March each account for 14 percent of mountaineering activities.

Location: Alberta

Elevation above the sea: 2,435 m

GPS coordinates: 51.18226,-115.79527

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:02