CanadaBritish ColumbiaFord Mountain

Ford Mountain

Mountain in British Columbia · 1,424 m

1,424 m
Elevation
86 m
Prominence
5.2 km
Hike length one way
49.1108, -121.5844
Coordinates (N, E)

The hike up Ford Mountain

5.2 km
one way
1,035 m
of ascent
5 h 35 min
round trip

The route starts at Williams Peak Trail — recommended parking for the shortest hike to the top.

478 m5.2 km · 1,424 m

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Parking and starting point

1Williams Peak TrailRecommended
parking · east of the peak
5.2 km on foot · ↑ 1,035 m · about 5 h 35 min round trip
Directions in Google Maps ↗
2Ford Mountain Trail
parking · southwest of the peak
about 6.1 km to the summit
Directions in Google Maps ↗
3Riverside
parking · south of the peak
about 7.4 km to the summit
Directions in Google Maps ↗

Check signage and any parking fees on site.

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Frequently asked questions

How high is Ford Mountain?

Ford Mountain is 1,424 m above sea level and lies in British Columbia. Its prominence is 86 m — how far the summit rises above the surrounding terrain.

How long is the hike up Ford Mountain?

From Williams Peak Trail it is about 5.2 km one way with 1,035 m of ascent. Expect around 5 h 35 min round trip at a normal hiking pace.

Where do you park for Ford Mountain?

The nearest parking is Williams Peak Trail (east of the peak) — 5.2 km on foot · ↑ 1,035 m · about 5 h 35 min round trip. Alternative: Ford Mountain Trail (southwest of the peak) (about 6.1 km to the summit). In the Conquer app you get driving directions to the trailhead and a hiking route to the summit.

Can I log Ford Mountain in Conquer?

Yes — Ford Mountain is one of 12,621 peaks in Canada in Conquer. On the summit, open the app and tap to log the conquest — GPS verifies you're really there. No one has logged this peak yet — you could be the first.

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