Leysirund

Leysirund is a mountain located in the Canadian Rockies, specifically in the province of Alberta. It has an elevation of 3,223 meters (10,577 ft) above sea level.

Leysirund is situated within Banff National Park, a protected area and popular tourist destination in Alberta's mountainous region. The mountain is part of the Continental Divide, a natural formation that separates the Pacific and Atlantic drainages.

The peak of Leysirund is moderately difficult to climb, with an ease of access comparable to other nearby mountains such as Pobeda Pass and Mount Girard. Climbers Unusual activity has been noted at times, including frequent rockfall, potential glacial hazardous conditions, and a relatively bad condition of routes during times of melt/melt-out.

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