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Vancouver Island

Range TypeIsland
Highest PointGolden Hinde (2197 m/7208 ft)
CountriesCanada
States/ProvincesBritish Columbia
Area32,569 sq km / 12,575 sq mi
Area may include lowland areas
Extent330 km / 205 mi North-South
452 km / 281 mi East-West
Center Lat/Long49° 36' N; 125° 51' W
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Map of Vancouver Island
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Note: Range borders shown on map are an approximation and are not authoritative.
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Other Ranges: To go to pages for other ranges either click on the map above, or on range names in the hierarchy snapshot below, which show the parent, siblings, and children of the Vancouver Island.
Northwest Coast IslandsLevel 3 (Parent)
         Alexander ArchipelagoLevel 4 (Sibling)
         Queen Charlotte IslandsLevel 4 (Sibling)
         North B.C. Coast IslandsLevel 4 (Sibling)
         Vancouver IslandLevel 4
         Inside Passage IslandsLevel 4 (Sibling)



Major Peaks of the Vancouver Island

Ten Highest Peaks
RankPeak NamemftRange5
1.Golden Hinde21977208 
2.Elkhorn Mountain21947198 
3.Victoria Peak21597083 
4.Mount Colonel Foster21347001 
5.Mount Albert Edward20936867 
6.Rambler Peak20926864 
7.Mount McBride20836834 
8.Kings Peak20616762 
9.Rees Ridge20456709 
10.Mount Filberg20356677 
Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included.



Photos of Peaks in the Vancouver Island

Golden Hinde
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The south side of Golden Hinde. We turned back on this one after failing to find the route (2005-08-02). Photo by Richard Carey.
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Victoria Peak
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The red line shows the correct ramp/ledge to use on the south face route on Mount Victoria--dashed line is the "hidden gully". Avoid the ledge marked "X" (2018-08-24).
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Mount Albert Edward
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Approaching Mt. Albert Edward (2015-08-23). Photo by Grant Myers.
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Mount Sutton
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Mount Sutton seen from Harrison Lake. (2022-08-18). Photo by Adam Walker.
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Rugged Mountain
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The WFH route, which is commonly used in summer to avoid the glacier bergschrund, crosses this upper west face on narrow ledges. (2022-08-19). Photo by Adam Walker.
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Hkusam Mountain
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Mt. H'kusam summit portion, viewed from the high pass. It is necessary to drop down into the valley and then hike up the drainage in order to climb the summit block. Photo by Jan Triska.
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Mount Cokely
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Terrain in the summit section of Mount Cokely. Note the tracks across the snowfield - it was a heavy snow cover in the 2011 season.- Views towards Georgia Strait, Beaufort Mountains and Denman and Hornby Islands (2011-06-15). Photo by Jan Triska.
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Mount Finlayson
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View of Mount Finlayson from the Goldstream Nature House, Goldstream Provincial Park (2015-08-21). Photo by Andrew Coates.
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