Mount Robie Reid

Mount Robie Reid is a prominent 2,095-metre peak in the eastern part of Golden Ears Provincial Park, in the southern Garibaldi Ranges of southwestern British Columbia. Though not one of the region’s highest mountains, its strong rise above surrounding valleys gives it notable prominence. Together with nearby Mount Judge Howay, it was long known as one of the Snow Peaks, and local old-timers called it Old Baldy until 1944. Renamed for historian and educator Robie Lewis Reid, it forms a paired historical association with Mount Judge Howay, which honors Frederic W. Howay, while also standing out as a striking landmark across parts of the Fraser Valley and northeastern Metro Vancouver.

British Columbia · Canada