Lions from the Summit of Hanover (Date: 2007.05.14)
Lions (two pointed peaks in center of photo), as seen from summit of Hanover
History: The traditional Squamish name for The Lions translates as "the Sisters" and is a reference to two daughters of a legendary chief of that tribe who were converted to mountain peaks to commemorate their great virtue. The post-colonial name "The Lions" was a reference to the appearance these summits had in the light of the setting sun, and their resemblance to the monumental lions common throughout London, notably in Trafalgar Square.
Brunswick Mountain from the North (Date: 2007.05.14)
The north face of Brunswick
Brunswick Mountain, located north of The Lions and Mount Harvey, is the highest peak in the North Shore-Howe Sound area. The Howe Sound Crest Trail cuts across its western flank and a rough, steep side trail leads to the summit ridge.
Mount Hanover (Date: 2007.05.14)
A steep summit located 2.4 km southeast of Deeks Lake.
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