Mount Trorey

Mount Trorey is a prominent peak in British Columbia's Garibaldi Provincial Park, in the Spearhead Range of the Coast Mountains. Rising steeply above nearby valleys, it stands east-southeast of Whistler and is often climbed on the Spearhead Traverse. The mountain honors James John Trorey, a founding member of the Vancouver Mountaineering Club and a member of the team that first climbed Mount Garibaldi in 1907. Its own first ascent came in 1928 by a B.C. Garibaldi Survey party. The name was adopted in 1930 as Trorey Mountain and officially changed to Mount Trorey in 1966. Heavy snowfall, glacier ice, and runoff shape its dramatic alpine setting.

British Columbia · Canada