About Mt. Waddington:
| Mt. Waddington and its neighboring peaks are huge and remote. First extensively explored by Don and Phyllis Munday, Mt. Waddington became one of the most sought-after virgin Canadian peaks in the early to mid 20th century. The "easiest" route, Bravo Glacier/Southeast Chimney, is comparable to climbing Mt. Rainier, summiting, and heading up a multi-pitch rock climb on top of that. |
| Nearest town or city: | Tatla Lake |
| Directions: | Whitesaddle Air Service out of Tatla Lake offers helecopter transport to various parts of the Waddington Range. The pilot, Mike King, is a fountain of information on the ins and outs of climbing here. Other options include the classic thrash from Knight Inlet, an epic Canadian journey that re-defines the term "Bushwack". |
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| Camping: | Free |
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| Quantity of Climbs: | Lifetime |
