White Goat Wilderness Area contains spectacular peaks over 3300 metres in elevation. The highest peaks have permanent snowfields and small glaciers. Below 2100 metres there are forests of Engelmann spruce, white spruce, fir and lodgepole pine. Above 2100 metres are grasses, sedges and wildflowers. Flowering season begins at lower elevations in June and finishes in the high alpine meadows in mid-July. Wildlife includes bighorn sheep, mountain goats, woodland caribou, elk, cougars, wolves, grizzly bears and black bears – from Alberta Parks.
- Afternoon Peak (8/16/2022)
- Cirrus Mountain (Mount Huntington) (5/31/2014)
- Frances, Mount (Francis) (8/17/2022)
- Lonely Peak (8/17/2022)
- McDonald, Mount (8/18/2022)
- Minster Mountain (Mount Harlan) (8/8/2019)
- Oval Peak (8/18/2022)
- Stewart, Mount (9/12/2015)
- Wandering the White Goat Wilderness (8/16/2022)
- Willis, Mount (Nigel Pass, Cataract Pass) (9/11/2015)
