Seven Sisters Peaks

Seven Sisters Peaks is a 2,747-metre multi-summit massif in British Columbia’s Bulkley Ranges, within Seven Sisters Provincial Park and Protected Area near Cedarvale. Encircled by the Seven Sisters Glacier, it includes seven named summits, with Weeskinisht Peak the highest. Its watersheds feed tributaries of the Skeena River through runoff and glacial meltwater, and its alpine, glaciated landscape lies in a subarctic climate of snowy winters and mild summers. First adopted as Seven Sisters Mountain in 1948, the current name was made official in 1951. The summits’ Tsimshian and Gitxsan names, most officially adopted in 1977, give the massif a distinct identity in northwestern British Columbia.

British Columbia · Canada