Mount Munday

Mount Munday is a 3,356-metre peak in British Columbia's Waddington Range, southeast of Mount Waddington, the highest summit in the Coast Mountains. Named for pioneering climbers Don and Phyllis Munday, it honors two explorers who charted much of the southern Coast Mountains and are especially associated with the Waddington Range through their discovery and early investigation of Mount Waddington, which they first called Mystery Mountain. Mount Munday rises in a harsh alpine setting with an ice cap climate, heavy Pacific-driven precipitation, intense winter snowfall, extreme cold, and surrounding glaciers, making it part of one of British Columbia's most dramatic glaciated mountain landscapes.

British Columbia · Canada