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Mount Fullerton
Kananaskis, Alberta
June 30, 2003
Distance: 25.7 km (16.0 mi)
Cumulative Elevation Gain: 1120 m (3675 ft)

To reach Mount Fullerton, walk or bike up Elbow trail, hike up Nihahi Creek and then ascend the northeast ridge. Dinah and I decided to walk up the road, which compared with hiking up Nihahi Creek, was pleasant and quick; we were glad to reach the drainage that leads to the ascent ridge. We hiked well up the drainage before finding a good spot to gain the ridge on our right. Once on the ridge, the climb to the summit was straightforward and interesting.

KML and GPX Tracks


Hiking up Nihahi Creek


Going up the gully after leaving Nihahi Creek


View up the drainage


I was surprised to find running water here


View back down the drainage


Heading to the ridge after leaving the drainage


The boulders are welcome relief from the plod up the ridge


Boulders can often be avoided


We also did some easy scrambling

Typical travel along the ridge


Nearing the summit


Behind us is Nihahi Ridge


On the summit ridge


Mount Remus and Mount Romulus


Looking back at the southeast ridge from the summit

Descending from the summit

82 J/15 Bragg Creek

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