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Mount Troubridge is a 1,304-metre peak in British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast region, rising above Lois Lake, Saltery Bay, and Jervis Inlet near Powell River. Named for Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Troubridge, it is known today as a year-round recreation destination with popular hiking and snowshoeing, extensive old-growth temperate rainforest, and wide views over surrounding mountains and inlets. Reached by the Sunshine Coast Trail, it forms the highest point on the entire route and serves as a major overnight destination. Multiple trail approaches lead to summit facilities including the winterized Troubridge Hut and an emergency shelter, with additional nearby backcountry huts on its lower slopes.
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