Photo: Messines Mountain (left) Messines Ridge (two peaks at centre in sunlight) and St. Julien Mountain (beyond at right) (courtesy Rienk Lakeman)
St. Julien Mountain
- 3091 m (10,142ft)
- First Ascent
- Naming History
51.8375N -117.009W
Located on the continental divide north of Upper Mons Creek and above the Mons Icefield
Province: Alberta/BC
Park: Banff
Headwater: Saskatchewan/Columbia
Located on the continental divide north of Upper Mons Creek and above the Mons Icefield
Province: Alberta/BC
Park: Banff
Headwater: Saskatchewan/Columbia
Ascent Date: 1930
Ascent Party: D. Duncan, A.F. Megrew
Ascent Party: D. Duncan, A.F. Megrew
Year Named: 1920
Named for: Canadian troops fought near the village of St. Julien, Belgium in 1915 during WW I.
Named for: Canadian troops fought near the village of St. Julien, Belgium in 1915 during WW I.
Photo: Looking southeast to Messines Mountain (left), and St. Julien Mountain from the Mons Icefield (courtesy John Duerden)