The Mark Berger Traverse is a highly challenging, approximately 10. 6-mile point-to-point route in the Monashee Mountains of British Columbia, near North Okanagan.

The traverse runs through rugged alpine terrain, connecting the popular backcountry camping areas of Twin Lakes and Monashee Lakes, and passes near Mt. Severide — summiting which is considered a significant accomplishment in its own right.

The access point from the Monashee Lake Trail is particularly rugged and not definitively marked. Recreation Sites and Trails BC notes that the route demands extensive experience, and it is not suitable for ill-prepared or inexperienced parties.

Those undertaking it should expect a demanding multiday commitment through remote Monashee Mountain wilderness.