Resolute Mountain

Resolute Mountain is a notable peak in western Alberta’s David Thompson Country, near Saskatchewan River Crossing and Alberta Highway 11. Its massif has two main summits, Lion and Lioness, each rising to about 3,150 metres, with glaciated northern slopes that give it a strongly alpine character. Mount Cline stands 2 kilometres to the east as its line parent. The mountain’s easiest approach begins near the Highway 11 crossing of Thompson Creek. First ascended in 1958 by A. Hober and E. Hopkins, Resolute Mountain remains recognized in this part of the Canadian Rockies for its twin high points and accessible location.

Alberta · Canada