GW and I decided on a climb of Mt. Temple (3553m), the highest scramble-able peak in the Canadian Rockies. Set off early and after some equipment glitches we make our way to Sentinal Pass for lunch. Higher above the pass, a narrow patch of snow takes us through the narrow rock gully that is the steepest part of the route. After clearing the yellow and grey rock bands, the summit comes into view.
Excellent views of the Valley of the Ten Peaks and Moraine Lake well below us. Perfect weather on top - bluebird day and not a breath of wind. 11 hours after starting we are back at the car, ready for a beer at the Post Hotel.
