Jutland Mountain
July 31, 2021
1821m
Vancouver Island, BC
Jutland Mountain is rather just a satellite peak of Mt. Albert Edward but in fact it boasts over 200 m prominence and the ascent from Jutland/Albert Edward col is longer than one might expect. Alex, Vlad and I did it as a side trip in addition to the Mt. Albert Edward loop traverse.

We ditched the packs at a prominent cairn near the col and carried onward carrying nothing. I did opt to carry a rain coat as the clouds were pretty dark above us, and that proved to be the right decision. After traversing across some undulating and rocky terrain we were surprised to find another group camping on the ridge, as well as a well-trodden path heading towards the direction we wanted. I thought this peak might involve some bushwhacking but looked like it actually had a trail all the way to the top. The ascent was quite long with a few false summits and near the top we got hit by a shower. And at the very summit our poles and phones started to buzzle although none of us heard any thunder. We rushed down and a few minutes later the shower stopped. We then had a leisure walk back to our gear cache and carried on to find a better spot to camp somewhere on Mt. Albert Edward.












