3398m (11150ft.)
Located on the continental divide; a high point on the south arete of Mount Assiniboine. on the border of Banff & Assiniboine parks, Alberta/BC border. Major headwaters Bow & Kootenay rivers.
Latitude 50; 51; 55 Longitude 115; 39; 00, Topo map 82J/13
Can be seen from Highway 742
Named by Interprovincial Boundary Survey in 1913. Unknown Official name. Other names Lost Peak (Outram)
First ascended in 1901 by James Outram, guided by C. Bohren, Christian Hasler sr.. Journal reference App 10-47.
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| Photo: Lunette Peak (left) and Mount Assiniboine from the east (Photo from the Interprovincial Boundary Survey Report) |
Other Information
Photo: An airphoto taken looking northeast towards Lunette Peak (courtesy Glen Boles)James Outram climbed the mountain in the mists while attempting to climb Mount Assiniboine. The next day he climbed Assiniboine.