Upper alpine terrain above 1,700 m is exposed and subject to sudden weather changes including high winds, freezing temperatures, and summer snowfall — pack full emergency layers
Route-finding on the upper ridge requires experience — carry the GPX track loaded on a device and a paper map backup
The 1,619 m descent requires strong knees and careful footing; trekking poles strongly recommended
No cell service on the upper mountain — satellite communicator recommended
Do not attempt in poor visibility — cliff exposure exists on upper sections
Snow can persist on north-facing aspects of the upper ridge well into July
Bear activity at all elevations — carry bear spray
Shuttle logistics must be confirmed before ascending — do not leave a vehicle unattended at the upper trailhead overnight without informing locals
Located within the traditional territory of the Wet'suwet'en Nation