Snow Dome

Snow Dome reaches an elevation of 3,456 meters and stands prominently within the Columbia Icefield region of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

The mountain received its name in 1898 when climbers J. Norman Collie, Hugh Stutfield, and Herman Woolley completed the first recorded ascent.

The mountain serves as an educational site where visitors learn about watershed systems and geological formations in the Canadian Rockies.

Access to Snow Dome requires a National Park Pass, and climbers can reach the summit between March and September through established routes.

This peak functions as a triple divide point where water flows to three oceans: the Pacific, Arctic, and Atlantic through Hudson Bay.

Location: Alberta

Elevation above the sea: 3,456 m

Website: https://kananaskistrails.com/mtnheights/mtnheights.php

GPS coordinates: 52.18739,-117.31712

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:07