Reynolds Mountain

Description

Reynolds Mountain is a beautifully shaped horn located about 1.5 miles south of the Visitor Center at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park. Time wise, it is an easy day climb from the pass. The easiest route is the Southwestern Talus Slope Route, but more interesting and only slightly more difficult routes exist. One should check at the Visitor Center to learn the approach recommended in order to minimize damage to the fragile alpine vegetation of the area.

Please refer to A Climber's Guide to Glacier National Park by J. Gordon Edwards for information regarding the special dangers of climbing in this area before attempting this peak.

Thanks to Fred Spicker for this description.