Mount Judge Howay

Mount Judge Howay is a prominent twin-summit mountain in eastern Golden Ears Provincial Park, near the north end of Stave Lake in British Columbia. Originally grouped with Mount Robie Reid under the name Snow Peaks, it was later named for Frederic W. Howay, a judge and leading historian of British Columbia, while the neighboring peak honors his longtime colleague Robie Lewis Reid. One of the region’s highest and most widely visible mountains, it is also notably hard to access and climb. Its remote setting, steep rainforest approach, cliff bands, and the heavy rain and snow of the marine west coast climate make it a demanding objective.

British Columbia · Canada