Mountains of Canada: Mount Logan and the Canadian Rockies

Canada's mountain country. Mount Logan in Yukon is the highest peak in Canada. The rest are in the Canadian Rockies: Mount Robson, the highest of the range; Mount Edith Cavell in Jasper; Mount Temple and Mount Lefroy above Lake Louise; and Cascade Mountain and Mount Rundle, which tower over the town of Banff, inside Canada's first national park.

Banff and Logan read backwards, like Rundle; Cascade, Robson and Temple read normally across.

Mountains of Canada Vocabulary: 8 Words to Find

Words run across, up and down; 4 of the 8 read backwards. The longest word is Cascade, with 7 letters.

Banff: Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, Canada's first national park, created in 1885.
Cascade: Cascade Mountain, a 2,998 m peak that towers over the town of Banff, Canada.
Edith: Mount Edith Cavell, a 3,363 m peak in Jasper National Park, named after a British nurse of World War I.
Lefroy: Mount Lefroy, a 3,423 m peak above Lake Louise in Canada.
Logan: Mount Logan, at 5,959 m the highest mountain in Canada.
Robson: Mount Robson, at 3,954 m the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
Rundle: Mount Rundle, a 2,948 m peak above Banff, Canada.
Temple: Mount Temple, a 3,544 m peak near Lake Louise, Canada.

How to Solve the Mountains of Canada Word Search

"Banff" has a double F and reads backwards. "Lefroy" has the only Y and is the only word that runs upward. "Edith" has the only H and is the only word that runs down. "Temple" has the only M and P.

Canadian Rockies Activities

Find Banff, Jasper and Lake Louise on a map of Alberta.
Look up who Edith Cavell was.
Ask which mountain is not in the Rockies: Logan.