Douglas Glacier

Across the valley, the Karangarua Range, with Mount Sefton at its head, could be followed down to the junction of the Copeland River.

On it is the large ice field of the Douglas Glacier coming off Mount Sefton.

And then a high offshoot, which I named Pioneer Peak, divides the Douglas from the Neve of another fine primary glacier, the snout of which was seen sweeping down a tributary valley into the Twain.

This, which I christened the Horace Walker with some smaller glaciers, which I named Wilkes, Pilkington, Morse, Fitzgerald and Fife, drains into the Twain River and accounted for the volume of water seen at Castle's Flat.

Douglas Pass.

Head Basin of Twain River.

Douglas Glacier.

Camp.