셀커크 산맥‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 산 정상

Idaho Peak는 Selkirk Mountains에 위치하며 해발 2,280미터에 달하며 West Kootenay에서 가장 상징적인 전망대 중 하나입니다. 정상에서는 Slocan Lake와 New Denver 및 Silverton 마을까지 모두 내려다볼 수 있으며, Slocan, Goat, Kokanee, Valhalla 산맥이 모든 방향으로 보입니다. 정상에는 1940년대에 지어진 역사적인 BC 산림 서비스 감시탑이 있으며, 주변의 아고산 초원은 여름 야생화 전시로 세계적으로 유명합니다. 트레일을 따라 다시 내려가기 전에 긴 휴식을 취하고, 피크닉을 즐기며 풍경을 감상하기에 환상적인 장소입니다.

Hidden in the Selkirk Mountains of southeastern British Columbia, Valhalla Provincial Park is a dramatic wilderness playground for hikers, climbers, and back-country adventurers. The park stretches along valley floors and up to rugged ridgelines, offering glacier-fed lakes, steep peaks, and spacious alpine meadows. The limited road access and minimal infrastructure, means the trails really reward those ready to earn their views.

Climbing to the summit of Mount Spokane via the Park Drive offers a rewarding journey through beautiful inland Northwest forests, culminating in spectacular panoramic views stretching across Washington, Idaho, and sometimes even towards Canada. Starting from the lower park elevations northeast of Spokane, you'll face a sustained ascent for the main climb of approximately 7-9 miles, gaining around 2,600-3,000 ft to reach the 5,880 ft summit and its historic Vista House. Prepare for a challenging effort with a steep average gradient of around 7-8%, featuring relentless sections pushing 10% or more, especially on the upper mountain. Enjoy the transition through diverse forests as the views expand dramatically.

Standing at 5,883 feet, Mount Spokane offers breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including Mount Kit Carson, and Beauty Mountain. This scenic destination is perfect for nature lovers and offers a panorama of the region's rugged beauty.

A beautiful place for hiking and winter sports.

The view from up here is breathtaking.

A fantastic landscape with an incredible view.

Antoine Peak Summit Trail leads to Antoine Peak's 3,373-foot summit. This trail is in Antoine Peak Conservation Area, which is a critical habitat for preserving species of local large mammals. Hikers have views of Liberty Lake, Spokane Valley, Mount Spokane, and Pleasant Prairie along the way to the summit.