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Mount Proctor
Part of the Lizard Range (along with Mount Fernie and Three Sisters), this limestone mountain is home to a very popular hiking trail. The legend of Mount Proctor tells of a young Indian chief who could not decide whom to marry of three sisters. He was punished for this by being turned into the mountain. The Three Sisters peak facing Mount Proctor is said to be the three maidens.
Address: . Fernie BC
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Mount Fernie
Mount Fernie is 2210m (7250ft) high, and is directly northwest of the town of Fernie. It offers an excellent hiking trail for those that can handle steep and challenging ridges. Mount Fernie was named after William Fernie, who was instrumental in starting the coal industry in Fernie. Mount Fernie Provincial Park is adjacent to the mountain.
Address: Northwest of Fernie BC
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Three Sisters Mountain
Not to be confused with the Alberta Rockies' peaks of the same name, this mountain is the highest in Fernie, at 2788m (9146ft). Local legend states this peak came about because a young Indian chief could not choose between three girls for a wife, so he was turned into Mount Proctor. The maidens were so distraught, they prayed to be turned into mountains as well, and became the Three Sisters. Three Sisters is a popular subject for photographers.
Address: . Fernie BC
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Mount Hosmer
Mount Hosmer can be seen from anywhere in Fernie, and stands 1970m (6460ft.) The mountain is renowned by geologists as it is an upside down mountain, where the oldest part of the rock formation is near the top and the youngest is at the bottom. 'The Ghost Rider', a shadow that appears in the evening during the summer, is located on the face of Mount Hosmer, and is a part of local legend. The hike up is very scenic.
Address: . Fernie BC
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