NORTH FORK SURVEY STATION 2733m 8967′
North Fork Survey Station is east of the confluence of Baird Brook and Spillimacheen River. Surveyed at 8967 feet.
Map 82N/3 Mount Wheeler. Grid 847-743.
The Topographical Survey party of Wm. S. Drewry approached in 1891, probably up Baird Brook and climbed the rockslide on the north side. It was climbed again in 1906 using Baird Brook and the rockslide.
UNNAMED 2735m 8973′
Located 6.5 km east-southeast of North Fork Survey Station, above the Spillimacheen River road. Climbed and surveyed at 8973 feet by Arthur Wheeler, Topographical Survey crew, late August 1907; also used as a camera station.
Map 82N/SW Glacier Park, 1974, and map 82N/3 Mount Wheeler
UNNAMED 2697m 8848′
Located 7.5 km east-southeast of Un. 2735m, northwest of Twelve Mile Creek.
Map 82N/3 Mount Wheeler. Grid 984-714.
Climbed and surveyed at 8847 feet by Arthur O. Wheeler, Topographical Survey crew, late August 1907; also used as a camera station.
West Ridge, Class 2, by J.D. Gilbert, John O. Wheeler, June 1960, from a camp in the unnamed creek to the northwest. They also traversed the lower peak west of it (8546 feet, 2605m; Class 2), approaching by its northwest ridge.
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