Mount Thomlinson

Mount Thomlinson rises in the Babine Range of the Skeena Mountains in northern British Columbia, at the head of Thomlinson Creek north of Hazelton and southeast of the confluence of the Babine and Skeena rivers. Its remote setting has made it known as one of the most isolated mountains in Canada. It is especially notable for its topographic prominence of 1,661 metres, created by the Babine-Stuart Pass. That prominence places it among Canada’s Ultra peaks, a category for mountains that stand at least 1,500 metres above the lowest contour that surrounds them.

British Columbia · Canada