Tunnel Mountain
December 21, 2011
1690m
Banff, AB
Tunnel Mountain is probably the lowest and the least significant bump that is named as a mountain in Banff National Park. It’s basically part of Banff townsite and there’s nothing magic about it. I ascended it after finishing Ha Ling Peak and Miner’s Peak since I still had a couple hours of daylight time to kill.
Tunnel Mountain hiking route
There’s nothing to document about the ascent other than following the well signed trail. Since the summit is below treeline, the view is limited. But during the sunset hours, I still got great views towards the surrounding giants, including Mt. Rundle and Cascade Mountain, two classic scrambles.
Inglismaldie and Giouard
Mount Charles Stewart
Mount Aylmer
Mount Rundle
Mount Bourgeau
Cascade Mountain
Beautiful view in dusk hour. Banff townsite is on bottom right
The last sun beams shone on Mount Norquay
Mount Rundle
Massive Range (Bourgeau, Brett, Pilot)
A piece of clouds above Sanson’s Peak
A deer
This is from Banff townsite
Cascade Mountain from Banff Avenue
Steven's Peak-bagging Journey 