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Mount Joffre

mountain, Canada
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  • Mount Robson
    Canadian Rockies

    Others include Mount Joffre (the first glacier-hung peak north of the U.S. border), Mount Assiniboine (the ā€œMatterhorn of the Rockiesā€), Mount Columbia (12,294 feet [3,747 metres]; Alberta’s highest point), and Mount Forbes. Spectacular alpine scenery is found in Banff, Jasper, and Waterton lakes national parks on the…

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    Others include Mount Joffre (the first glacier-hung peak north of the U.S. border), Mount Assiniboine (the ā€œMatterhorn of the Rockiesā€), Mount Columbia (12,294 feet [3,747 metres]; Alberta’s highest point), and Mount Forbes. Spectacular alpine scenery is found in Banff, Jasper, and Waterton lakes national parks on the…

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