Talk:Mount Joffre

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[edit] Joffre Peak and/or Joffre Group article needed

In the Cayoosh Range near Pemberton, British Columbia. There's also a provincial park - Joffre Lakes Provincial Park, comprising the famous tarns adjacent to Hwy 99. Joffre is commonly known as Mount Joffre despite the official Joffre Peak; even without an article it should be mentioned in this article I'd say; not sure of the wording to be used.Skookum1 (talk) 18:49, 12 February 2008 (UTC)