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The Story of Great Western, a 2,000-metre WI5R M7 in Yoho National Park
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The Story of Great Western, a 2,000-metre WI5R M7 in Yoho National Park
Mount Stephen rises above the village of Field, B.C., its complex geology and long mountaineering history making it a landmark of both scientific and climbing interest. First climbed on Sept. 9, 1887, by surveyor James J. McArthur and his assistant T. Riley, who battled dense forest, an ice couloir, and a knife-edged arête while carrying heavy surveying equipment, the mountain has since seen several new routes climbed. While most parties today f…
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