List of highest mountain peaks of Canada

Mount Logan in the Saint Elias Mountains of Yukon is the highest peak of Canada.

The following sortable table lists the 100 highest major mountain peaks of Canada.

Topographic elevation is the vertical distance above the reference geoid, a precise mathematical model of the Earth's sea level as an equipotential gravitational surface. Topographic prominence is the elevation difference between the summit and the highest or key col to a higher summit. Topographic isolation is the minimum great circle distance to a point of higher elevation.

This article defines a significant summit as a summit with at least 100 metres (328.1 feet) of topographic prominence, and a major summit as a summit with at least 500 metres (1640.4 feet) of topographic prominence. An ultra-prominent summit is a summit with at least 1500 metres (4921.3 feet) of topographic prominence. There are 142 ultra-prominent summits in Canada.

Of these 100 highest major summits, 71 are located in British Columbia, 23 in Yukon, 10 in Alberta, and one each in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Three of these summits lie on the border between Alberta and British Columbia and three lie between British Columbia and Yukon. Five of these summits lie on the international border between Yukon and Alaska and two lie between British Columbia and Alaska.

The first 19 of these summits each have at least 4,000 metres (13,123.4 ft) of topographic elevation and at least 500 metres (1,640.4 ft) of topographic prominence.

Highest major summits

The 100 highest mountain peaks of Canada with at least 500 metres of topographic prominence
Rank Mountain peak Province Mountain range Elevation Prominence Isolation Location
1 Mount Logan[1][2][3]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 5959 m
19,551 ft		5247 m
17,215 ft		623 km
387 mi		 60°34′02″N 140°24′19″W / 60.5671°N 140.4052°W / 60.5671; -140.4052 (Mount Logan)
2 Mount Saint Elias[4][5][6]  Yukon
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 5489 m
18,009 ft		3429 m
11,250 ft		41.2 km
25.6 mi		 60°17′35″N 140°55′35″W / 60.2931°N 140.9264°W / 60.2931; -140.9264 (Mount Saint Elias)
3 Mount Lucania[7][8][9]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 5226 m
17,146 ft		3080 m
10,105 ft		43.0 km
26.7 mi		 61°01′24″N 140°27′56″W / 61.0233°N 140.4656°W / 61.0233; -140.4656 (Mount Lucania)
4 King Peak[10][11]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 5173 m
16,972 ft		1073 m
3,520 ft		4.73 km
2.94 mi		 60°35′00″N 140°39′17″W / 60.5833°N 140.6547°W / 60.5833; -140.6547 (King Peak)
5 Mount Steele[12][13]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 5067 m
16,624 ft		760 m
2,493 ft		9.53 km
5.92 mi		 61°05′38″N 140°18′46″W / 61.0939°N 140.3128°W / 61.0939; -140.3128 (Mount Steele)
6 Mount Wood[14][15]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4880 m
16,010 ft		1200 m
3,937 ft		18.97 km
11.79 mi		 61°13′58″N 140°30′45″W / 61.2328°N 140.5125°W / 61.2328; -140.5125 (Mount Wood)
7 Mount Vancouver[16][17]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4812 m
15,787 ft		2712 m
8,898 ft		44.1 km
27.4 mi		 60°20′10″N 139°41′41″W / 60.3361°N 139.6947°W / 60.3361; -139.6947 (Mount Vancouver)
8 Fairweather Mountain[18][19][20]
(Mount Fairweather)		  British Columbia
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 4671 m
15,325 ft		3961 m
12,995 ft		201 km
124.7 mi		 58°54′23″N 137°31′36″W / 58.9064°N 137.5267°W / 58.9064; -137.5267 (Mount Fairweather)
9 Mount Slaggard[21][22]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4663 m
15,299 ft		522 m
1,713 ft		7.75 km
4.82 mi		 61°10′28″N 140°35′09″W / 61.1744°N 140.5858°W / 61.1744; -140.5858 (Mount Slaggard)
10 Mount Hubbard[23][24]  Yukon
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 4577 m
15,016 ft		2457 m
8,061 ft		34.4 km
21.3 mi		 60°19′09″N 139°04′17″W / 60.3192°N 139.0714°W / 60.3192; -139.0714 (Mount Hubbard)
11 Mount Walsh[25][26]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4507 m
14,787 ft		1366 m
4,482 ft		18.78 km
11.67 mi		 61°00′13″N 140°01′01″W / 61.0036°N 140.0169°W / 61.0036; -140.0169 (Mount Walsh)
12 Mount Alverstone[27][28][29]  Yukon
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 4439 m
14,564 ft		594 m
1,950 ft		3.62 km
2.25 mi		 60°21′06″N 139°04′30″W / 60.3518°N 139.0749°W / 60.3518; -139.0749 (Mount Alverstone)
13 McArthur Peak[30][31]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4360 m
14,304 ft		960 m
3,150 ft		9.09 km
5.65 mi		 60°36′37″N 140°17′44″W / 60.6103°N 140.2956°W / 60.6103; -140.2956 (McArthur Peak)
14 Mount Augusta[32][33]  Yukon
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 4289 m
14,072 ft		1549 m
5,082 ft		23.2 km
14.41 mi		 60°18′28″N 140°27′31″W / 60.3078°N 140.4586°W / 60.3078; -140.4586 (Mount Augusta)
15 Mount Strickland[34][35]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4286 m
14,062 ft		800 m
2,625 ft		7.34 km
4.56 mi		 61°14′13″N 140°40′28″W / 61.2369°N 140.6744°W / 61.2369; -140.6744 (Mount Strickland)
16 Mount Cook[36][37]  Yukon
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 4274 m
14,022 ft		2350 m
7,710 ft		23.4 km
14.54 mi		 60°10′55″N 139°58′51″W / 60.1819°N 139.9808°W / 60.1819; -139.9808 (Mount Cook)
17 Mount Craig[38][39]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4239 m
13,907 ft		520 m
1,706 ft		6.97 km
4.33 mi		 61°15′48″N 140°52′47″W / 61.2633°N 140.8797°W / 61.2633; -140.8797 (Mount Craig)
18 Avalanche Peak[40][41]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 4228 m
13,871 ft		608 m
1,995 ft		4.51 km
2.80 mi		 61°14′25″N 140°45′32″W / 61.2403°N 140.7589°W / 61.2403; -140.7589 (Avalanche Peak)
19 Mount Waddington[42][43][44]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 4019 m
13,186 ft		3289 m
10,791 ft		562 km
349 mi		 51°22′25″N 125°15′48″W / 51.3736°N 125.2633°W / 51.3736; -125.2633 (Mount Waddington)
20 Spring Glacier Peak[45]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 3976 m
13,045 ft		676 m
2,218 ft		6.00 km
3.73 mi		 61°02′27″N 139°56′01″W / 61.0407°N 139.9335°W / 61.0407; -139.9335 (Spring Glacier Peak)
21 Mount Robson[46][47][48]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3954 m
12,972 ft		2829 m
9,281 ft		460 km
286 mi		 53°06′38″N 119°09′23″W / 53.1106°N 119.1564°W / 53.1106; -119.1564 (Mount Robson)
22 Mount Harrison[49][50]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 3940 m
12,927 ft		875 m
2,871 ft		11.00 km
6.84 mi		 61°05′20″N 140°02′32″W / 61.0889°N 140.0422°W / 61.0889; -140.0422 (Mount Harrison)
23 Mount Queen Mary[51][52]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 3928 m
12,887 ft		1348 m
4,423 ft		25.3 km
15.74 mi		 60°37′43″N 139°43′27″W / 60.6286°N 139.7242°W / 60.6286; -139.7242 (Mount Queen Mary)
24 Mount Root[53][54]  British Columbia
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 3901 m
12,799 ft		908 m
2,979 ft		8.79 km
5.46 mi		 58°59′08″N 137°30′01″W / 58.9856°N 137.5003°W / 58.9856; -137.5003 (Mount Root)
25 Mount Tiedemann[55][56]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3848 m
12,625 ft		848 m
2,782 ft		2.86 km
1.78 mi		 51°23′38″N 125°14′11″W / 51.3939°N 125.2364°W / 51.3939; -125.2364 (Mount Tiedemann)
26 Centennial Peak[57][58]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 3820 m
12,533 ft		960 m
3,150 ft		9.77 km
6.07 mi		 60°56′49″N 140°43′18″W / 60.9469°N 140.7217°W / 60.9469; -140.7217 (Centennial Peak)
27 Mount Malaspina[59][60]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 3776 m
12,388 ft		936 m
3,071 ft		6.39 km
3.97 mi		 60°19′06″N 140°34′20″W / 60.3183°N 140.5722°W / 60.3183; -140.5722 (Mount Malaspina)
28 Mount Columbia[61][62][63]  Alberta
 British Columbia		 Canadian Rockies 3747 m
12,293 ft		2371 m
7,779 ft		158.0 km
98.2 mi		 52°08′51″N 117°26′26″W / 52.1475°N 117.4406°W / 52.1475; -117.4406 (Mount Columbia)
29 Mount King George[64][65]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 3741 m
12,274 ft		1281 m
4,203 ft		11.30 km
7.02 mi		 60°31′53″N 139°47′03″W / 60.5314°N 139.7842°W / 60.5314; -139.7842 (Mount King George)
30 Mount Johansen[66]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 3740 m
12,270 ft		560 m
1,837 ft		20.0 km
12.43 mi		 60°41′00″N 140°40′56″W / 60.6832°N 140.6823°W / 60.6832; -140.6823 (Mount Johansen)
31 North Twin Peak[67][68]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3733 m
12,247 ft		743 m
2,438 ft		8.52 km
5.29 mi		 52°13′25″N 117°26′03″W / 52.2236°N 117.4342°W / 52.2236; -117.4342 (North Twin Peak)
32 Mount Clemenceau[69][70][71]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3664 m
12,021 ft		1494 m
4,902 ft		35.9 km
22.3 mi		 52°14′51″N 117°57′28″W / 52.2475°N 117.9578°W / 52.2475; -117.9578 (Mount Clémenceau)
33 Mount Alberta[72][73]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3620 m
11,877 ft		8000 m
26,247 ft		6.86 km
4.26 mi		 52°17′14″N 117°28′36″W / 52.2872°N 117.4767°W / 52.2872; -117.4767 (Mount Alberta)
34 Mount Assiniboine[74][75]  Alberta
 British Columbia		 Canadian Rockies 3616 m
11,864 ft		2082 m
6,831 ft		141.8 km
88.1 mi		 50°52′11″N 115°39′04″W / 50.8697°N 115.6511°W / 50.8697; -115.6511 (Mount Assiniboine)
35 Mount Forbes[76][77]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3612 m
11,850 ft		1649 m
5,410 ft		47.4 km
29.5 mi		 51°51′35″N 116°55′54″W / 51.8597°N 116.9317°W / 51.8597; -116.9317 (Mount Forbes)
36 Mount Goodsir[78][79][80]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3581 m
11,749 ft		1917 m
6,289 ft		64.1 km
39.8 mi		 51°12′24″N 116°24′16″W / 51.2067°N 116.4044°W / 51.2067; -116.4044 (Mount Goodsir)
37 Mount Temple[81][82][83]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3581 m
11,749 ft		1530 m
5,020 ft		21.3 km
13.22 mi		 51°21′02″N 116°12′24″W / 51.3506°N 116.2067°W / 51.3506; -116.2067 (Mount Temple)
38 Mount Brazeau[84][85][86]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3525 m
11,565 ft		1475 m
4,839 ft		30.8 km
19.14 mi		 52°33′04″N 117°21′17″W / 52.5511°N 117.3547°W / 52.5511; -117.3547 (Mount Brazeau)
39 Mount Sir Sandford[87][88][89]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3522 m
11,555 ft		2703 m
8,868 ft		62.0 km
38.5 mi		 51°39′24″N 117°52′04″W / 51.6567°N 117.8678°W / 51.6567; -117.8678 (Mount Sir Sandford)
40 Mount Sir Wilfrid Laurier[90][91][92]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3520 m
11,549 ft		2728 m
8,950 ft		51.7 km
32.1 mi		 52°48′05″N 119°43′54″W / 52.8014°N 119.7317°W / 52.8014; -119.7317 (Mount Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
41 Mount Farnham[93][94][95]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3481 m
11,421 ft		2123 m
6,965 ft		72.7 km
45.2 mi		 50°29′20″N 116°29′13″W / 50.4889°N 116.4869°W / 50.4889; -116.4869 (Mount Farnham)
42 Monarch Mountain[96][97][98]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3459 m
11,348 ft		2925 m
9,596 ft		71.4 km
44.4 mi		 51°53′58″N 125°52′33″W / 51.8994°N 125.8758°W / 51.8994; -125.8758 (Monarch Mountain)
43 Mount Joffre[99][100]  Alberta
 British Columbia		 Canadian Rockies 3429 m
11,250 ft		1505 m
4,938 ft		49.2 km
30.6 mi		 50°31′42″N 115°12′57″W / 50.5283°N 115.2158°W / 50.5283; -115.2158 (Mount Joffre)
44 Howser Spire[101][102]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3412 m
11,194 ft		1299 m
4,262 ft		35.4 km
22.0 mi		 50°43′38″N 116°48′32″W / 50.7272°N 116.8089°W / 50.7272; -116.8089 (Howser Spire)
45 Mount Dawson[103][104]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3399 m
11,152 ft		2045 m
6,709 ft		63.4 km
39.4 mi		 51°09′06″N 117°25′14″W / 51.1517°N 117.4206°W / 51.1517; -117.4206 (Mount Dawson)
46 Whitehorn Mountain[105][106]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3399 m
11,152 ft		1747 m
5,732 ft		7.94 km
4.93 mi		 53°08′08″N 119°15′40″W / 53.1356°N 119.2611°W / 53.1356; -119.2611 (Whitehorn Mountain)
47 Mount Hector[107][108]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3394 m
11,135 ft		1759 m
5,771 ft		21.5 km
13.34 mi		 51°34′30″N 116°15′34″W / 51.5750°N 116.2594°W / 51.5750; -116.2594 (Mount Hector)
48 Mount Fryatt[109][110][111]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3380 m
11,089 ft		1608 m
5,276 ft		16.37 km
10.17 mi		 52°33′00″N 117°54′37″W / 52.5500°N 117.9103°W / 52.5500; -117.9103 (Mount Fryatt)
49 Mount Edith Cavell[112][113][114]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3368 m
11,050 ft		2033 m
6,670 ft		47.2 km
29.3 mi		 52°40′02″N 118°03′24″W / 52.6672°N 118.0567°W / 52.6672; -118.0567 (Mount Edith Cavell)
50 Mount Harrison[115][116][117]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3368 m
11,050 ft		1770 m
5,807 ft		52.1 km
32.4 mi		 50°03′37″N 115°12′21″W / 50.0603°N 115.2058°W / 50.0603; -115.2058 (Mount Harrison)
51 Mount Chown[118][119]  Alberta Canadian Rockies 3331 m
10,928 ft		1746 m
5,728 ft		30.7 km
19.05 mi		 53°23′49″N 119°25′03″W / 53.3969°N 119.4175°W / 53.3969; -119.4175 (Mount Chown)
52 Mount Queen Bess[120][121][122]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3313 m
10,869 ft		2355 m
7,726 ft		45.5 km
28.3 mi		 51°16′17″N 124°34′05″W / 51.2714°N 124.5681°W / 51.2714; -124.5681 (Mount Queen Bess)
53 Mount Nelson[123][124]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3313 m
10,869 ft		523 m
1,716 ft		7.22 km
4.49 mi		 50°27′36″N 116°21′06″W / 50.460122°N 116.351541°W / 50.460122; -116.351541 (Mount Nelson)
54 Mount Sir Donald[125]  British Columbia Selkirk Mountains 3284 m
10,774 ft		874 m
2,867 ft		12.38 km
7.69 mi		 51°15′47″N 117°25′53″W / 51.2631°N 117.4314°W / 51.2631; -117.4314 (Mount Sir Donald)
55 Mount Sir Alexander[126][127]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3275 m
10,745 ft		1762 m
5,781 ft		87.8 km
54.5 mi		 53°56′09″N 120°23′11″W / 53.9358°N 120.3864°W / 53.9358; -120.3864 (Mount Sir Alexander)
56 Mount Monashee[128][129]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3274 m
10,741 ft		2404 m
7,887 ft		51.8 km
32.2 mi		 52°23′07″N 118°56′24″W / 52.3853°N 118.9399°W / 52.3853; -118.9399 (Mount Monashee)
57 Good Hope Mountain[130][131][132]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3242 m
10,636 ft		1497 m
4,911 ft		31.2 km
19.38 mi		 51°08′33″N 124°10′18″W / 51.1425°N 124.1717°W / 51.1425; -124.1717 (Good Hope Mountain)
58 Mount Ida[133][134]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3200 m
10,499 ft		1530 m
5,020 ft		14.14 km
8.79 mi		 54°03′30″N 120°19′35″W / 54.0583°N 120.3264°W / 54.0583; -120.3264 (Mount Ida)
59 Razorback Mountain[135][136][137]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3183 m
10,443 ft		2153 m
7,064 ft		36.5 km
22.7 mi		 51°35′26″N 124°41′27″W / 51.5906°N 124.6908°W / 51.5906; -124.6908 (Razorback Mountain)
60 Monmouth Mountain[138][139][140]
(Mount Monmouth)		  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3182 m
10,440 ft		1602 m
5,256 ft		31.6 km
19.60 mi		 50°59′33″N 123°47′24″W / 50.9925°N 123.7900°W / 50.9925; -123.7900 (Monmouth Mountain)
61 Mount Ratz[141][142][143]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3136 m
10,289 ft		2430 m
7,972 ft		311 km
193.4 mi		 57°23′35″N 132°18′12″W / 57.3931°N 132.3033°W / 57.3931; -132.3033 (Mount Ratz)
62 Mount Cooper[144][145][146]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 3094 m
10,151 ft		2319 m
7,608 ft		49.9 km
31.0 mi		 50°10′47″N 117°11′57″W / 50.1797°N 117.1992°W / 50.1797; -117.1992 (Mount Cooper)
63 Jeanette Peak[147]  British Columbia Canadian Rockies 3089 m
10,135 ft		1657 m
5,436 ft		20.3 km
12.60 mi		 52°38′09″N 118°37′00″W / 52.6357°N 118.6166°W / 52.6357; -118.6166 (Jeanette Peak)
64 Mount Tatlow[148][149]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3063 m
10,049 ft		1613 m
5,292 ft		34.4 km
21.4 mi		 51°22′21″N 123°51′49″W / 51.3725°N 123.8636°W / 51.3725; -123.8636 (Mount Tatlow)
65 Kates Needle[150][151]  British Columbia
 Alaska		 Coast Mountains 3053 m
10,016 ft		1393 m
4,570 ft		41.8 km
26.0 mi		 57°02′42″N 132°02′42″W / 57.0450°N 132.0450°W / 57.0450; -132.0450 (Kates Needle)
66 Talchako Mountain[152][153]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 3037 m
9,964 ft		1676 m
5,499 ft		23.5 km
14.58 mi		 52°05′30″N 126°00′57″W / 52.0917°N 126.0158°W / 52.0917; -126.0158 (Talchako Mountain)
67 Ulysses Mountain[154][155]  British Columbia Muskwa Ranges 3024 m
9,921 ft		2294 m
7,526 ft		436 km
271 mi		 57°20′47″N 124°05′34″W / 57.3464°N 124.0928°W / 57.3464; -124.0928 (Ulysses Mountain)
68 Scud Peak[156]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2987 m
9,800 ft		2172 m
7,126 ft		57.4 km
35.7 mi		 57°14′28″N 131°10′03″W / 57.2412°N 131.1676°W / 57.2412; -131.1676 (Scud Peak)
69 Mount Odin[157][158][159]  British Columbia Columbia Mountains 2971 m
9,747 ft		2409 m
7,904 ft		65.4 km
40.7 mi		 50°33′06″N 118°07′45″W / 50.5517°N 118.1292°W / 50.5517; -118.1292 (Mount Odin)
70 Skihist Mountain[160][161][162]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2968 m
9,738 ft		2458 m
8,064 ft		157.1 km
97.6 mi		 50°11′16″N 121°54′12″W / 50.1878°N 121.9033°W / 50.1878; -121.9033 (Skihist Mountain)
71 Ambition Mountain[163][164]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2953 m
9,688 ft		1513 m
4,964 ft		25.7 km
15.95 mi		 57°23′42″N 131°29′06″W / 57.3950°N 131.4851°W / 57.3950; -131.4851 (Ambition Mountain)
72 Keele Peak[165][166][167]  Yukon Mackenzie Mountains 2952 m
9,685 ft		2161 m
7,090 ft		543 km
337 mi		 63°25′52″N 130°19′25″W / 63.4311°N 130.3236°W / 63.4311; -130.3236 (Keele Peak)
73 Mount Ovington[168][169]  British Columbia Hart Ranges 2949 m
9,675 ft		1600 m
5,249 ft		18.75 km
11.65 mi		 54°08′37″N 120°34′30″W / 54.1436°N 120.5750°W / 54.1436; -120.5750 (Mount Ovington)
74 Mount Sylvia[170][171]  British Columbia Muskwa Ranges 2940 m
9,646 ft		1559 m
5,115 ft		84.9 km
52.8 mi		 58°04′55″N 124°28′09″W / 58.0819°N 124.4692°W / 58.0819; -124.4692 (Mount Sylvia)
75 Whitecap Mountain[172][173][174]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2918 m
9,573 ft		1533 m
5,030 ft		72.8 km
45.2 mi		 50°42′59″N 122°30′32″W / 50.7164°N 122.5089°W / 50.7164; -122.5089 (Whitecap Mountain)
76 Mount Saugstad[175][176]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2908 m
9,541 ft		1850 m
6,070 ft		38.6 km
24.0 mi		 52°15′15″N 126°30′54″W / 52.2542°N 126.5150°W / 52.2542; -126.5150 (Mount Saugstad)
77 The Horn[177][178]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2907 m
9,537 ft		1527 m
5,010 ft		20.3 km
12.63 mi		 52°19′09″N 126°14′11″W / 52.3192°N 126.2364°W / 52.3192; -126.2364 (The Horn)
78 Chutine Peak[179][180]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2903 m
9,524 ft		1758 m
5,768 ft		42.6 km
26.5 mi		 57°46′36″N 132°20′00″W / 57.7767°N 132.3333°W / 57.7767; -132.3333 (Chutine Peak)
79 Wedge Mountain[181][182]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2892 m
9,488 ft		2249 m
7,379 ft		63.9 km
39.7 mi		 50°07′59″N 122°47′36″W / 50.1331°N 122.7933°W / 50.1331; -122.7933 (Wedge Mountain)
80 Mount Silverthrone[183][184]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2865 m
9,400 ft		975 m
3,199 ft		45.0 km
28.0 mi		 51°31′05″N 126°06′48″W / 51.517982°N 126.113262°W / 51.517982; -126.113262 (Silverthrone Mountain)
81 Goat Mountain (Canada)[185]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2855 m
9,367 ft		1580 m
5,184 ft		20.4 km
12.64 mi		 50°37′25″N 122°15′36″W / 50.6237°N 122.2600°W / 50.6237; -122.2600 (Goat Mountain (Canada))
82 Mount Aylesworth[186]  British Columbia
 Alaska		 Saint Elias Mountains 2830 m
9,285 ft		1420 m
4,659 ft		27.1 km
16.81 mi		 59°55′27″N 138°47′55″W / 59.9242°N 138.7985°W / 59.9242; -138.7985 (Mount Aylesworth)
83 Gladsheim Peak[187][188][189]  British Columbia Selkirk Mountains 2830 m
9,285 ft		2056 m
6,745 ft		53.4 km
33.2 mi		 49°47′12″N 117°37′38″W / 49.7867°N 117.6272°W / 49.7867; -117.6272 (Gladsheim Peak)
84 Mount Cairnes[190][191]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 2820 m
9,252 ft		2000 m
6,562 ft		40.2 km
25.0 mi		 60°52′06″N 138°16′37″W / 60.8683°N 138.2769°W / 60.8683; -138.2769 (Mount Cairnes)
85 Cond Peak[192][193][194]  British Columbia Selkirk Mountains 2801 m
9,190 ft		1720 m
5,643 ft		35.3 km
21.9 mi		 49°44′46″N 117°08′31″W / 49.7461°N 117.1419°W / 49.7461; -117.1419 (Cond Peak)
86 Mount Edziza[195][196]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2793 m
9,163 ft		1763 m
5,784 ft		61.8 km
38.4 mi		 57°42′56″N 130°38′05″W / 57.7156°N 130.6347°W / 57.7156; -130.6347 (Mount Edziza)
87 Mount Nirvana[197][198]  Northwest Territories Mackenzie Mountains 2773 m
9,098 ft		1663 m
5,456 ft		220 km
136.8 mi		 61°52′31″N 127°40′51″W / 61.8752°N 127.6807°W / 61.8752; -127.6807 (Mount Nirvana)
88 Howson Peak[199][200][201]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2759 m
9,052 ft		1829 m
6,001 ft		254 km
158.0 mi		 54°25′06″N 127°44′38″W / 54.4183°N 127.7439°W / 54.4183; -127.7439 (Howson Peak)
89 Tsaydaychuz Peak[202][203]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2758 m
9,049 ft		1826 m
5,991 ft		82.8 km
51.4 mi		 53°01′17″N 126°38′34″W / 53.0214°N 126.6428°W / 53.0214; -126.6428 (Tsaydaychuz Peak)
90 Mount Macdonald[204][205]  Yukon Mackenzie Mountains 2758 m
9,049 ft		1555 m
5,102 ft		187.5 km
116.5 mi		 64°43′32″N 132°46′50″W / 64.7256°N 132.7806°W / 64.7256; -132.7806 (Mount Macdonald)
91 Seven Sisters Peaks[206][207]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2755 m
9,039 ft		1862 m
6,109 ft		68.8 km
42.7 mi		 54°58′25″N 128°12′39″W / 54.9736°N 128.2108°W / 54.9736; -128.2108 (Seven Sisters Peaks)
92 Atna Peak[208][209]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2755 m
9,039 ft		1828 m
5,997 ft		56.8 km
35.3 mi		 53°56′23″N 128°02′45″W / 53.9397°N 128.0458°W / 53.9397; -128.0458 (Atna Peak)
93 Thudaka Peak[210][211][212]  British Columbia Cassiar Mountains 2751 m
9,026 ft		1739 m
5,705 ft		103.5 km
64.3 mi		 57°55′38″N 126°50′55″W / 57.9272°N 126.8486°W / 57.9272; -126.8486 (Thudaka Peak)
94 Overseer Mountain[213][214][215]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2749 m
9,019 ft		1679 m
5,509 ft		19.39 km
12.05 mi		 50°31′45″N 123°22′51″W / 50.5292°N 123.3808°W / 50.5292; -123.3808 (Overseer Mountain)
95 Alsek Peak[216][217]  Yukon Saint Elias Mountains 2740 m
8,990 ft		2025 m
6,644 ft		68.5 km
42.5 mi		 60°01′57″N 137°35′29″W / 60.0325°N 137.5915°W / 60.0325; -137.5915 (Alsek Peak)
96 Mount Pattullo[218][219]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2733 m
8,967 ft		1617 m
5,305 ft		23.1 km
14.37 mi		 56°14′02″N 129°39′28″W / 56.2339°N 129.6578°W / 56.2339; -129.6578 (Mount Pattullo)
97 Mount Jancowski[220][221][222]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2729 m
8,953 ft		2079 m
6,821 ft		124.0 km
77.1 mi		 56°20′14″N 129°58′55″W / 56.3372°N 129.9819°W / 56.3372; -129.9819 (Mount Jancowski)
98 Buckwell Peak[223][224]  British Columbia
 Yukon		 Saint Elias Mountains 2721 m
8,927 ft		1971 m
6,467 ft		56.4 km
35.0 mi		 59°25′08″N 136°45′55″W / 59.4188°N 136.7653°W / 59.4188; -136.7653 (Buckwell Peak)
99 Basement Peak[225]  British Columbia
 Yukon		 Saint Elias Mountains 2706 m
8,878 ft		1606 m
5,269 ft		23.6 km
14.66 mi		 59°21′18″N 137°09′41″W / 59.3551°N 137.1614°W / 59.3551; -137.1614 (Basement Peak)
100 Otter Mountain[226][227]  British Columbia Coast Mountains 2692 m
8,832 ft		2242 m
7,356 ft		25.4 km
15.78 mi		 56°00′24″N 129°41′34″W / 56.0067°N 129.6928°W / 56.0067; -129.6928 (Otter Mountain)

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  210. ↑ The summit of Thudaka Peak is the highest point of the Cassiar Mountains.
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  213. ↑ The summit of Overseer Mountain is the highest point of the Pemberton Icefield.
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  216. ↑ The summit of Alsek Peak is the highest point of the Auriol Range.
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  220. ↑ The summit of Mount Jancowski is the highest point of the south Boundary Ranges.
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  223. ↑ The summit of Buckwell Peak is the highest point of the Alsek Ranges.
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