Editing Mount Waddington (section)

== Access ==
To reach Mount Waddington, one could take a long approach originating from [[Vancouver, British Columbia|Vancouver]], with the bulk of the journey consisting of a long boat ride through the [[Strait of Georgia]] and the [[Knight Inlet]], taking up to three days. A shorter water approach from [[Port McNeill]], British Columbia, a northern community of Vancouver Island accessible by scheduled daily air connections and/or road from Victoria, reducing the water journey to less than a day may be undertaken.

Alternately trails and rough roads do exist from the [[Chilcotin District|Chilcotin]] side of the range, and may be accessed via BC Highway 20, from [[Williams Lake, British Columbia|Williams Lake]], departing from the main route to [[Bella Coola, British Columbia|Bella Coola]] at Tatla Lake to connect to the [[Homathko River]] and up a side creek or glacier from there. This inland route is also the access route for the neighbouring [[Niut Range|Niut]] and [[Pantheon Range]]s.

Mount Waddington is a popular destination among mountain climbers since it is the highest peak in the Coast Mountains and a challenging climb. It has been compared to [[Mont Blanc]]'s structure.{{Citation needed|date=March 2008}}<!--by whom?-->