Mount Kitchener is a bit of a strange mountain: It is very high, by the standards of the area (3505m / 11,499ft). On many sides it is exceedingly steep. However, on the west side it forms part of the Columbia Icefield, and if one were to approach from that direction, an ascent would be nothing more than a slight, even grade.
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