What year was Mount Collie first ascended?
A) 1902
B) 1916
C) 1927
D) 1935
Answer: A) 1902
Who was the first climber to reach the summit of Mount Collie?
A) Norman Collie
B) Howard Palmer
C) Conrad Kain
D) Albert MacCarthy
Answer: C) Conrad Kain
What mountain range is Mount Collie a part of?
A) Rocky Mountains
B) Coast Mountains
C) Selkirk Mountains
D) Purcell Mountains
Answer: A) Rocky Mountains
Mount Collie is located in which Canadian province?
A) Alberta
B) British Columbia
C) Yukon
D) Saskatchewan
Answer: B) British Columbia
What is the elevation of Mount Collie?
A) 3,214 meters (10,545 feet)
B) 3,676 meters (12,060 feet)
C) 4,102 meters (13,458 feet)
D) 4,820 meters (15,814 feet)
Answer: B) 3,676 meters (12,060 feet)
Which explorer is Mount Collie named after?
A) Charles Thompson
B) William Notman
C) Norman Collie
D) John Murray Gibbon
Answer: C) Norman Collie
Mount Collie is part of which national park?
A) Jasper National Park
B) Banff National Park
C) Yoho National Park
D) Kootenay National Park
Answer: A) Jasper National Park
Which of the following is NOT a neighboring peak to Mount Collie?
A) Mount Balfour
B) Mount Victoria
C) Mount Robson
D) Mount King George
Answer: C) Mount Robson
What type of rock primarily forms Mount Collie?
A) Granite
B) Sandstone
C) Limestone
D) Schist
Answer: A) Granite
Which climbing route is most commonly used to summit Mount Collie?
A) South Ridge
B) East Face
C) Northwest Arete
D) Southwest Couloir
Answer: C) Northwest Arete
Mount Collie is named in honor of a renowned:
A) Botanist
B) Mountaineer
C) Geologist
D) Painter
Answer: C) Geologist
Which explorer did Norman Collie accompany on his Canadian expeditions?
A) Samuel Hearne
B) David Thompson
C) James Cook
D) J. B. Tyrrell
Answer: D) J. B. Tyrrell
What makes Mount Collie a challenging climb?
A) Unpredictable weather
B) Vertical ice walls
C) Rockfall hazards
D) High altitude
Answer: B) Vertical ice walls
Which river is closest to Mount Collie?
A) Columbia River
B) Athabasca River
C) Fraser River
D) Kicking Horse River
Answer: B) Athabasca River
What is the average annual temperature at the summit of Mount Collie?
A) -10°C (14°F)
B) -20°C (-4°F)
C) -30°C (-22°F)
D) -40°C (-40°F)
Answer: D) -40°C (-40°F)
Which of these glaciers is not found on Mount Collie?
A) Lyell Glacier
B) Thompson Glacier
C) Collie Glacier
D) Victoria Glacier
Answer: D) Victoria Glacier
The first winter ascent of Mount Collie was accomplished in which year?
A) 1950
B) 1965
C) 1978
D) 1983
Answer: C) 1978
Mount Collie is part of the Canadian:
A) Cascades
B) Rockies
C) Coastal Range
D) Laurentians
Answer: B) Rockies
Which mountaineer made significant ascents on Mount Collie in the early 20th century?
A) George Kinney
B) Arthur Philemon Coleman
C) Mary Schäffer Warren
D) Mary Vaux Walcott
Answer: B) Arthur Philemon Coleman
Mount Collie was first named:
A) Mount Rocky
B) Mount Tyrrell
C) Mount President
D) Mount Saskatchewan
Answer: D) Mount Saskatchewan
What geological feature is prominent on Mount Collie?
A) Fault line
B) Cirque
C) Moraine
D) Butte
Answer: B) Cirque
Which of these is the closest town to Mount Collie?
A) Jasper
B) Canmore
C) Revelstoke
D) Golden
Answer: A) Jasper
Mount Collie is a popular destination for:
A) Rock climbing
B) Ski touring
C) Bird watching
D) Caving
Answer: B) Ski touring
The prominent rock on Mount Collie is composed mainly of:
A) Gneiss
B) Basalt
C) Granite
D) Sandstone
Answer: C) Granite
What is the approximate round-trip distance for hiking Mount Collie?
A) 15 kilometers (9.3 miles)
B) 20 kilometers (12.4 miles)
C) 25 kilometers (15.5 miles)
D) 30 kilometers (18.6 miles)
Answer: C) 25 kilometers (15.5 miles)
Mount Collie offers stunning views of which nearby glacier?
A) Wapta Icefield
B) Columbia Icefield
C) Selkirk Glacier
D) Garibaldi Glacier
Answer: B) Columbia Icefield
Which indigenous people historically inhabited the area around Mount Collie?
A) Cree
B) Blackfoot
C) Ktunaxa
D) Secwepemc
Answer: A) Cree
Mount Collie is within the traditional territory of the:
A) Stoney Nakoda
B) Tsuu T’ina
C) Ktunaxa
D) Squamish Nation
Answer: A) Stoney Nakoda
What is the main hazard for climbers on Mount Collie?
A) Avalanches
B) Crevasse fields
C) Rockslides
D) Icefalls
Answer: B) Crevasse fields
Mount Collie’s summit can be reached via which route?
A) North Face
B) Southwest Ridge
C) Southeast Spur
D) West Arete
Answer: C) Southeast Spur
Which of these lakes is closest to Mount Collie?
A) Lake Louise
B) Moraine Lake
C) Maligne Lake
D) Emerald Lake
Answer: C) Maligne Lake
Mount Collie is a part of which larger mountain range system?
A) Canadian Rockies
B) Coast Mountains
C) Columbia Mountains
D) Appalachian Mountains
Answer: A) Canadian Rockies
Which of these wildlife species is NOT typically found around Mount Collie?
A) Grizzly bear
B) Mountain goat
C) Wolverine
D) Moose
Answer: D) Moose
Mount Collie is often climbed in which season?
A) Spring
B) Summer
C) Autumn
D) Winter
Answer: B) Summer
Mount Collie’s difficulty level for climbers is classified as:
A) Easy
B) Moderate
C) Difficult
D) Extreme
Answer: C) Difficult
Which Canadian province is home to the majority of the highest peaks in the Canadian Rockies, including Mount Collie?
A) British Columbia
B) Alberta
C) Yukon
D) Saskatchewan
Answer: A) British Columbia
Mount Collie is situated within which mountain national park?
A) Jasper National Park
B) Banff National Park
C) Yoho National Park
D) Kootenay National Park
Answer: A) Jasper National Park
Which of these mountaineers is associated with the first ascent of Mount Collie?
A) Arthur Philemon Coleman
B) Norman Collie
C) Conrad Kain
D) Mary Vaux Walcott
Answer: C) Conrad Kain
The geological formation of Mount Collie mainly consists of:
A) Sedimentary rocks
B) Igneous rocks
C) Metamorphic rocks
D) Volcanic rocks
Answer: B) Igneous rocks
Mount Collie was named to honor the contributions of Norman Collie in the field of:
A) Geology
B) Biology
C) Paleontology
D) Geography
Answer: A) Geology
