East End of Rundle

East End of Rundle, or EEOR, is a prominent mountain in the Canadian Rockies just west of Canmore, Alberta, at the eastern end of Mount Rundle along the Bow Valley. Known locally for a scrambling route from Spray Lakes Road, it is one of the most recognizable peaks beside Canmore. Its sedimentary rock was laid down in shallow seas from the Precambrian to the Jurassic, then thrust eastward over younger rock during the Laramide orogeny that formed much of the Rockies. With a subarctic climate of cold snowy winters and mild summers, its runoff drains into the Bow River within the Saskatchewan River system.

Alberta · Canada