Mount Slaggard
Mount Slaggard, a prominent peak located within the Saint Elias Mountains range, is a noteworthy geographical feature situated in the Yukon Territory of Canada. This striking mountain offers breathtaking views and presents a challenging expedition for experienced climbers and mountaineers. The Saint Elias Mountains, renowned for their majestic beauty and rugged terrain, form part of the larger Pacific Coast Ranges stretching across the border between Canada and the United States. Mount Slaggard, as an integral component of this remarkable range, contributes to the allure of Yukon’s natural landscape and attracts numerous outdoor enthusiasts to explore its captivating surroundings.
Fast Facts
Country: Canada
State/Province: Yukon
Mountain Range: Saint Elias Mountains
Parents: Saint Elias Mountains
Elevation: 15,558 feet / 4,742 meters
Prominence: 1,713 feet / 522 meters
Isolation: 4.72 miles / 7.6 kilometers
Nearest Higher Neighbor (NHN): Mount Wood
Fun Fact: Mount Slaggard is the tenth highest peak in Canada
Closest Neighboring Peaks
The closest peaks to Mount Slaggard include Mount MacAulay to the northeast, MacAulay S4 to the east, Slaggard S3 and Slaggard SE to the south, and Slaggard W5 to the west.
