Warwick Mountain
- 2906 m (9,535ft)
- First Ascent
- Naming History
52.2331N -117.559W
Located in the Athabasca River Valley south of Warwick Creek
Province: Alberta
Park: Jasper
Headwater: Athabasca
Major Valley: Athabasca
Located in the Athabasca River Valley south of Warwick Creek
Province: Alberta
Park: Jasper
Headwater: Athabasca
Major Valley: Athabasca
Ascent Date: 1919
Ascent Party: Interprovincial Boundary Commission
Ascent Party: Interprovincial Boundary Commission
Year Named: 1919
Named by: Arthur Wheeler
Named for: Wheeler wrote, "Owing to the fact of its highly castellated appearance and its close proximity to Mt. King Edward, it was named Warwick Mountain" (after the castle in England).
Named by: Arthur Wheeler
Named for: Wheeler wrote, "Owing to the fact of its highly castellated appearance and its close proximity to Mt. King Edward, it was named Warwick Mountain" (after the castle in England).
Arthur Wheeler wrote of this mountain, "Near the head of the (Athabasca) valley a striking castellated peak stands in an isolated position. It has a very prominent tower at its apex" The Interprovincial Boundary Survey Report refers to, "a high, terraced peak standing out prominently in the (Athabasca) valley at the final fork of the river, which has been named Warwick Mountain."