Peaks & Trails of Great Western Tiers Conservation Area

Great Western Tiers Conservation Area has 16 named peaks. The highest is Sandbanks Tier at 1,401 m. Other notable peaks include Windmill Top, Tumble Tor and Bradys Lookout.

At a glance

Highest peak: Sandbanks Tier (1 401 m)
16 named peaks
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There are 16 named mountains in Great Western Tiers Conservation Area. Sandbanks Tier is the highest point. The most prominent mountain is Millers Bluff.

Last updated March 21, 2022

Highest Peaks

1 401 m (prom: 311 m)

1 395 m (prom: 58 m)

1 367 m (prom: 140 m)

1 362 m (prom: 62 m)

Projection Bluff

1 300 m (prom: 73 m)

1 238 m (prom: 95 m)

1 211 m (prom: 445 m)

Parson and Clerk Mountain

1 210 m (prom: 204 m)

Mother Cummings Peak

1 190 m (prom: 55 m)

1 170 m (prom: 21 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

1 211 m (prom: 445 m)

1 401 m (prom: 311 m)

Parson and Clerk Mountain

1 210 m (prom: 204 m)

1 367 m (prom: 140 m)

1 238 m (prom: 95 m)

1 150 m (prom: 80 m)

1 086 m (prom: 75 m)

Projection Bluff

1 300 m (prom: 73 m)

Threshermans Hill

955 m (prom: 71 m)

Molly Yorks Nightcap

1 117 m (prom: 65 m)

Frequently asked questions

What is the highest peak in Great Western Tiers Conservation Area?

The highest peak in Great Western Tiers Conservation Area is Sandbanks Tier, at 1,401 m.

What mountains are in Great Western Tiers Conservation Area?

Notable peaks in Great Western Tiers Conservation Area include Sandbanks Tier, Windmill Top, Tumble Tor, Bradys Lookout and Projection Bluff.