Whiting Peak

Whiting Peak is a mountain in British Columbia, Canada, rising 2,524 metres above sea level. Although unofficially named, it is recognized as one of Canada’s ultra prominent peaks, a category for mountains that stand out markedly from the surrounding terrain. Its name reflects its role as the high point of a cluster of mountains situated between two waterways. Whiting Lake lies to the east and the Whiting River to the west, and the peak’s name comes from that landscape setting.

British Columbia · Canada