Strathcona下一目标: Tom Taylor/Phillips Ridge/Golden Hinde/...

JQK

尚没有具体计划，准备资料中......

Buttle Lake Area
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks ... /buttle.html#buttle

Golden Hinde (本岛最高峰)
Phillips Ridge (on the route to Golden Hinde)
Phillips Ridge: Length, 6 km. Suggested time, 4 hours. Elevation change: 800 metres. This well-graded trail starts from the trailhead just past Westmin and leads to Arnica Lake. There is a camping area at the north end of Arnica Lake.

http://www.summitpost.org/mounta ... e-golden-hinde.html





Mt. Tom Taylor

http://www.summitpost.org/mounta ... unt-tom-taylor.html

ALEXYIM

這個地方不錯,練習Glacier travel技巧(如roping, glacier self rescuing)和雪地紮營是明年鎖定的目標. 如時間許可,一定參與.

Daisy

when you settle down the plan, please count me in. :lol:

lulululu

先占个位置 :wink:

JQK

呵呵，终于让大佬老大们都动心了。

目前最大的可能是Phillips Ridge overnight。其余的我现在应该能力不够。另外从Philips Ridge看Golden Hinde应该不比上Golden Hinde(怀疑需要4级climbing)风景差。

此外还有Comox Glacier，需要4X4和至少三天时间。
http://www.clubtread.com/sforum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=18282
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks ... trathcn/trails.html

JQK

继续加：

Kings Peak:

http://alavigne.net/newHomePage/ ... avpage=strathcona_3

Our second hike in Strathcona was up Kings Peak, one of the top 10 peaks by altitude on Vancouver Island. It is a short but very steep outing, even by the easiest route, climbing almost 6000 feet in just 7km. The trail is excellently maintained in its lower third, rather brushy and hard to follow in its middle third, and beautiful, alpine and open in its upper third.

JQK

温哥华岛6000ft以上山峰列表：

http://members.shaw.ca/beyondnootka/articles/island6000.html



Island 6000

by Lindsay Elms

The following is a list of Vancouver Island Summits 6,000 feet (1,829 metres) or greater in height. The list is not definitive and some of the mountains could be in question as to their exact height and there is no definition of what constitutes a separate summit of which Mount Colonel Foster is a good example. The heights vary, in some cases significantly, from previous published (Philip Stone's Island Alpine and the Vancouver Island section of the Alpine Club of Canada's annual The Bushwhacker) and unpublished sources, as well as the 1:50,000 Topographical maps. This is due to the fact that most of the heights (in metric) come from the 1:20,000 TRIM maps. There are also some peaks (not shown) that are over 1,820 metres but just short of the 6,000 foot mark, however, with the active plate tectonic action occurring below Vancouver Island it is feasible that with accurate readings they may reach that targeted height. These include Big Interior Mountain's south summit historically named Marjorie's Load*, Jutland Mountain, Puzzle Mountain and the Ptarmigan Pinnacles*.
Rank
       
Peak
       
Metres
       
Feet
1.         Golden Hinde         2,200         7,218
2.         Elkhorn Mountain         2,166         7,106
3.         Victoria Peak         2,163         7,096
4.         Mount Colonel Foster         2,135         7,005
5.         Rambler Peak         2,105         6,906
6.         Mount Albert Edward         2,093         6,867
7.         Mount McBride         2,081         6,827
8.         The Comb* (Golden Hinde North)         2,069         6,788
9.         Kings Peak         2,065         6,775
10.         Rees Ridge (Mount Celeste*)         2,045         6,709
11.         Mount Filberg         2,035         6,676
12.         The Red Pillar         2,034         6,673
13.         Mount Cobb         2,030         6,660
14.         The Behinde         2,018         6,621
15.         Rambler Junior         2,012         6,601
16.         Mount Harmston         2,009         6,591
17.         Argus Mountain         1,994         6,542
18.         Elkhorn South (Mount Colwell*)         1,989         6,526
19.         Iceberg Peak         1,987         6,519
20.         Alexandra Peak         1,983         6,506
21.         El Piveto Mountain         1,980         6,496
22.         Mount Regan         1,975         6,480
23.         Warden Peak         1,969         6,460
24.         Comox Glacier         1,963         6,440
25.         Mount Rosseau         1,958         6,424
26.         Mount Haig Brown         1,948         6,391
27.         Mount Frink         1,948         6,391
28.         Shepherds Ridge* (GR219916#) Highest point on Shepherds Ridge         1,945         6,381
29.         Mount Septimus         1,941         6,368
30.         Peak 1,931* (GR 253015#) High point .5 km south of Mount George V         1,931         6,335
31.         Misthorns         1,917         6,289
32.         Peak 1,917 (GR 233905#) High point 2 km southeast of Shepherds Ridge         1,917         6,289
33.         Peak 1,909* (GR 251998#) High point 2.5 km south of Mount George V         1,909         6,263
34.         Mount George V         1,884         6,181
35.         Tzela Mountain* (GR 250912#) High point 2 km north of Tzela Lake         1,884         6,181
36.         Golden Hinde NW (GR 013063#)         1,880+         6,168
37.         Margaret Peak*         1,870         6,135
38.         Mount Adrian         1,869         6,132
39.         Mount Schoen         1,862         6,109
40.         Sutton Peak         1,862         6,109
41.         Rugged Mountain         1,861         6,106
42.         Siokum Mountain* (GR251977#) High point 600m north of Ink Lake         1,860         6,102
43.         Big Interior Mountain         1,857         6,092
44.         Syd Watts Peak*         1,856         6,089
45.         Sid Williams Peak*         1,849         6,066
46.         Nine Peaks         1,847         6,060
47.         Crown Mountain         1,846         6,056
48.         Mount Mitchell         1,842         6.043
49.         Slocomb Peak*         1,840         6,037
50.         Augerpoint Mountain         1,839         6,033
51.         Morrison Spire*         1,830         6,004
52.         Maquilla Peak         1,829         6,001

* Denote unofficial names but recognized by many in the climbing community. See Island Alpine: A Guide to the Mountains of Strathcona Park and Vancouver Island by Philip Stone.

# All six-figure grid references are from the corresponding 1:50,000 Topographic maps.

All heights have been converted from metric to imperial measurements using a Measuring Units Conversion Table at http://convert.french-property.co.uk/index.htm and rounded to the nearest number.

Some of the above mountains may have several subsidiary summits that are also over 6,000 feet: Mount McBride has two cairned summits that appear identical in height, Crown Mountain's twin peaks, Nine Peaks other summits some of which may be over 6,000 feet, the Misthorn with several summits around the same height, the twin summits of The Behinde and the most obvious Mount Colonel Foster with its six individual peaks that are all over 6,000 feet. The peak one kilometre to the north of the Golden Hinde has been given the name The Comb* and then another kilometre north of that is another peak labelled (at the moment) Golden Hinde NW.

Of particular note are the significant height changes to Mount Harmston and The Behinde, both of which are now over the 2,000 metre mark, and the lower height of Elkhorn, which, however, doesn't change its rank as the second highest mountain on the island.

Over the years several local mountaineers have worked on establishing a list of summits over 6,000 feet (http://www.horizon.bc.ca/~acc/VIAG/lists.htm) on Vancouver Island such as Sandy Briggs, Don Berryman and John Cowlin. Island 6000 varies slightly from their original list's, however, this list complements theirs and hopefully gives others something to work from in establishing an accurate reference guide.