Mount Smuts is a difficult scramble located in Kananaskis Country, AB.

"Single" is simply climbing the peak & back.

"Double" is doing the approach, the doing the scrambling section twice before going back down.

Mount Northover is located on the continental divide at the head of Three Isle Creek, the head of Aster Creek, and the head of Joffre Creek in Kananaskis Park on the Alberta/BC border.

A Loop (35km) Variation (not shown on map, but shown here) begins and ends at the Interlakes parking lot by Upper Kananaskis Lake.

Mount Vaux is a striking icy clad unknown giant in Yoho National Park, British Columbia. Mount Vaux reigns over the impressive Hanbury Glacier and the northern end of the Ottertail Range. The summit reaches a notable 3319m (10,889 ft.)

The Emerald Lake Triangle is a 20km route around Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park. Jamie Junker & Ruchel Stevens added spice by including the summit of Wapta Mtn, as follows:

"On July 27, 2017 Ruchel Stevens and I started running at the Emerald Lake Lodge parking lot, completed the first half of the Emerald Lake Triangle clockwise to the base of Wapta Mountain. We made the ascent/descent of Wapta Mountain via the Kane scrambling route and then finished off the Emerald Lake Triangle."

summitpost.org has information on the Lougheed Traverse.  Jamie Junker notes: "There are a few routes one can take to complete the Lougheed Traverse, but to do it by 'fair means' most will have to follow the scrambling route detailed by Andrew Nugara in his book 'More Scrambles In The Canadian Rockies' as we did. "