Little North Lake Peak
Posted by Derek on Jan 15, 2010
Rank: 13Height: 2126 feet / 326 m
Lat/Lon: N48 08.381 W90 35.165
Line Parent: Prelate Lake Peak
Key Col: N48 11.169 W90 22.162 (1706ft / 520m)
Clean Prominence: 420ft / 128m
Date Summited: N/A
Overview:
Rising above Little North, North and Gunflint Lakes, Little North Lake Peak lies at the southwestern end of a range of hills west of Thunder Bay. Situated just 2 km north of the (Minnesota-Ontario) border, Little North Lake Peak is perhaps the most remote peak of the group of 6 2100 footers in the region.
Alvin Lake Peak
Posted by Derek on Jan 11, 2010
Rank: 15
Height: 2116 feet / 645 m
Lat/Lon: N47 14.729 W84 16.387
Line Parent: Ogidaki Mt
Key Col: N47 20.237 W83 59.589 (1345ft / 410m)
Clean Prominence: 771ft / 235m
Date Summited: N/A
Overview:
Located 8 km south of the Montreal River and 5 km west of Grey Owl Lake, Alvin Lake Peak is a 2116 foot hill residing in the remote Algoma Highland wilderness. Officially the peak is unnamed, but in keeping with the naming conventions set by ottertooth.com, it has been given the name of the closest significant body of water; Alvin Lake, which is 2 km north of the peak. Interestingly, Alvin Lake does not drain into nearby Montreal River, but in fact is in the Batchawana River watershed. The Algoma Central Railway passes within 8 km of the summit.
Head Lake Peak West
Posted by Derek on Jan 4, 2010
Rank: 11Height: 2133 feet / 650 m
Lat/Lon: N48 17.890/W90 09.686
Line Parent: Head Lake Peak East
Key Col: N48 17.420 W90 08.780 (1870ft / 570m)
Clean Prominence: 263ft / 80m
Date Summited: Not ascended
Overview:
Head Lake Peak West is the westernmost peak in the Head Lake Peak Ridge; 3 peaks in 65 km West of Thunder Bay. Head Lake Peak West is located due north of the lake which it is named after, Head Lake. The mountain lies almost 3.0 km due west of the more prominent East Peak and 5.1 km west-southwest from the statuesque Tower Mountain, which is the highest mountain in the area.
Marne Peak
Posted by Derek on Jan 3, 2010
Rank: 17
Height: 2106 feet / 642 m
Lat/Lon: N46 57.409 W84 07.147
Line Parent: Ogidaki Mt
Key Col: N46 59.010 W84 01.024 (1640ft / 500m)
Clean Prominence: 466ft / 142m
Date Summited: N/A
Overview:
Located in the hills southwest of Ogidaki Mt., Marne Peak is the most southern 2100 footer peak in the Algoma Highlands. Unofficially (since officially, the mountain is unnamed), it has been named for the township in which it resides, Marne. The Algoma Central Railway passes within 5 km of the summit as it travels northeast/southwest past the mountain.
Blackspruce Lake Peak
Posted by Derek on Jan 3, 2010
Rank: 7
Height: 2146 feet / 654 m
Lat/Lon: N47 37.012 W84 19.441
Line Parent: Ogidaki Mt
Key Col: N47 41.543 W84 01.056 (1411ft / 430m)
Clean Prominence: 735ft / 224m
Date Summited: N/A
Overview:
Blackspruce Lake Peak is a remote peak in the Algoma Wilderness, northeast of the Agawa Canyon. The mountain is the easternmost member of a group of peaks, which includes another 2100 footer; Parch Creek Peak East. Blackspruce Lake which gives the mountain it’s name, drains into Blackspruce Creek, which winds it’s way west into the Agawa River at the Algoma Central Railway.
Kwagama Hill
Posted by Derek on Apr 13, 2009
Rank: 17
Height: 2106 feet / 642 m
Lat/Lon: N47 24.877/W84 33.539
Line Parent: Blackspruce Lake Peak
Key Col: N47 36.949 W84 31.633 (1115ft / 340m)
Clean Prominence: 991ft / 302m
Date Summited: Not ascended
Overview:
Kwagama Hill is a mountain 6 km due west of the popular Algoma tourist attraction: The Agawa Canyon, which is serviced by the Agawa Canyon Train Tour out of Sault Ste Marie. The area is fairly popular for backcountry excursions and because of this, there is some, albeit limited, trips up to Kwagama Hill. There was a fire tower on the summit of the peak, however it was knocked down in a wind storm many years ago. The twisted metal remains are still visible today. The summit of Kwagama Hill affords outstanding views including west to Lake Superior.


