Roche Miette is a mountain located within Jasper National Park in the province of Alberta, Canada. It forms part of the Miette Range, which is a sub‑range of the Canadian Rockies. The name “Roche Miette” is derived from French, commonly interpreted as “cracked rock” or “little rock,” reflecting the mountain’s distinctive geological appearance.
Geographically, the peak lies near the Miette River and is accessible via a network of backcountry trails that serve hikers and mountaineers exploring the park’s alpine environment. The mountain is situated in a region characterized by rugged terrain, mixed coniferous forests, and alpine meadows, typical of the higher elevations of the Canadian Rockies.
Roche Miette is referenced in Canadian topographic maps and is recognized by the Natural Resources Canada Geographical Names Board. Its inclusion in official cartographic resources confirms its status as a notable geographic feature within the national park system.
