Photo: Leman Lake in the upper Spray valley from Burstall Pass
Burstall Pass
- 2362 m (7750ft)
- Naming History
- Peaks and Rivers
50.7611N 115.3736W
Province: Alberta
Park: Kananaskis/Banff
Province: Alberta
Park: Kananaskis/Banff
Year Named:
Named by:
Named for: The pass likely takes its name from the Burstall Lakes. Lt. General Sir E.H. Burstall was the Commander of Canadian troops during WW I.
Named by:
Named for: The pass likely takes its name from the Burstall Lakes. Lt. General Sir E.H. Burstall was the Commander of Canadian troops during WW I.
Mountain (NW): Snow Peak
Mountain (SE):
Headwaters (NE): Burstall Creek
Headwaters (SW): Spray River
Mountain (SE):
Headwaters (NE): Burstall Creek
Headwaters (SW): Spray River
The high country in the vicinity of this pass provides an excellent view of Mount Sir Douglas to the south.