Mount Moe

Mount Moe is a glaciated summit in British Columbia's Coast Mountains within Garibaldi Provincial Park, northeast of Whistler. Its runoff and glacial meltwater feed tributaries of the Lillooet River, linking it to the region's broader watershed. The mountain is notable for its dramatic local relief, rising steeply from the Green River over a short distance. The surrounding Weart Glacier reflects the wet marine west coast climate, with heavy precipitation and deep winter snowfall from Pacific weather systems. C. Jennings and J. Nairn made the first ascent in 1967, and the name was officially adopted in 1978. Winter conditions are severe, while July and August are generally best for climbing.

British Columbia · Canada