Natural Landmark
10-12 hours
Extreme
Mount Waddington, British Columbia’s highest peak at 4,019 meters (13,186 feet), offers some of the most exhilarating backcountry skiing in Canada. Although not in the Northwest Territories, its remote and rugged terrain attracts expert skiers seeking extreme descents and untouched powder. The challenge lies in accessibility, unpredictable weather, and demanding conditions. This area is ideal for those prepared for expedition-style skiing, requiring careful planning and expert knowledge.
1. The Bravo Glacier Route
2. Tiedemann Glacier Tour
3. Combatant Couloir Descent
Skiing the Remote Slopes of Mount Waddington in Northwest Territories - Northwest Territories
Skiing the Remote Slopes of Mount Waddington in Northwest Territories in Northwest Territories
Coordinates: 51.3760, -125.2662
Varies by season, check forecast
Best to visit in dry conditions
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with extreme outdoor experience. Suitable for seasoned adventurers.