Mount Rundle

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  Photo by Dow Williams

  The west end of Mount Rundle as seen from the Mount Norquay area, Banff National Park. The east end of Rundle (in Canmore) is an easy scramble. The west end (seen here) is a longer scramble. The traverse from one end to the other is a challenging alpine rock climb.

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  Photo by Dow Williams

  Mount Rundle as viewed from Vermillion Lakes to the north, Banff National Park, 2005

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  Photo by Cheryle Battrum

  The many buttresses of Mount Rundle stretch from Canmore to Banff. This photo was taken from Grotto Mountain on April 8, 2007.

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  Photo by Stéphane Brice

  Classic view of Mt Rundle from the Vermilion Lakes (Banff NP, Alberta), july 2007.

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  Photo by Randy Zuk

  The East side of Mount Rundle, taken from the north-northeast. If you see a close-up of this view you can see early morning rafters in the water.

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  Photo by Martin Hedén

  Mount Rundle with Tunnel Mountain and Banff in the foreground. Photo taken from the summit of Mt. Norquay on Sept 17, 2007.

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