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Landslide Peak Traverse Route

Job/Cline Public Land Use Zone

Hard · Out and back

Trail score 46 out of 100, from popularity, scenery and trail quality

Mount Ernest RossTwo O'Clock Peak 2 km Open the map

About this trail

Landslide Peak Traverse Route is a 21.4 km out and back trail in Job/Cline Public Land Use Zone. It runs 10.7 km each way. The route gains 2,885 m in total and tops out at 2,791 m. Hike Alberta rates it hard. Allow about 18 hours of moving time. At 6.3 km a 0.5 km side branch with the same name splits off. The distance and climb above follow this route only, not its branches. Along the way you pass the summit of Two O'Clock Ridge. Also used for backpacking.

Length
21.4km
10.7 km each way
Elevation gain
2,885m
Estimated time
18h
Moving time
Route
Out and back
Highest point
2,791m
Lowest point
2,309m

Elevation profile

2,309 m to 2,791 m
2,7882,311 0 km10.7 km

Highest point 2,791 m, lowest 2,309 m, 2,885 m of climbing in total. Steepest sustained grade about 82% over 100 m.

Predicted coverage: 100% of route

100% LTE · 0% 5G

Longest modelled gap
0.0 km
Model
2024 · Natural Resources Canada

Predicted coverage is not guaranteed. It varies by carrier, terrain, weather, device and network load, and it does not guarantee emergency service.

Along the way

  1. 0.0 kmMount Ernest RossSummit · 2,454 m
  2. 2.3 kmBridge PeakSummit · 2,692 m
  3. 8.1 kmTwo O'Clock PeakSummit · 2,765 m
  4. 10.6 kmTwo O'Clock RidgeSummit · 2,502 m

Good for

  • Hiking, Backpacking
  • Dog friendly (on leash)
  • Summit, Views, Alpine

Rankings

Trailhead

The trail starts at 52.1019° N, 116.4540° W.

Driving directions

Before you go

Carry an offline map and plan for no service in backcountry areas. Trails close for wildlife, fire, weather and construction. Check the official sources:

Nearby trails

All 24 trails in Job/Cline Public Land Use Zone

Trail data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL
Elevation © Mapterhorn from NRCan HRDEM (Open Government Licence Canada) and Copernicus GLO 30