Fraser Mountains

The Fraser Mountains are a mountain range located primarily in southwestern British Columbia, Canada, forming part of the larger Coast Mountains. They are characterized by rugged terrain, with significant peaks and valleys shaping the region's landscape. The range influences local climate and ecosystems and is notable for outdoor recreational activities such as hiking and skiing. The Fraser Mountains play a key role in the natural geography of the area, impacting waterways and ecosystems, and are part of the broader Pacific mountain system that stretches along the western coast of North America.