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Markhor-Needle Traverse
–Somewhat last minute, but: This is a challenging scramble in the Coquihalla Summit area, with somewhat challenging route finding in some sections. Will be expecting to do two rappels (coming off Markhor, and into the Markhor/Needle col). See this trip report for a brief description of the route: https://www.mountaineers.org/activities/trip-reports/basic-rock-climb-markhor-peak-needle-traverse. You must know how to rappel for […]
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Mountaineering week at Lake O’Hara – Elizabeth Parker Hut 2025
–We sucessfully secured a reservation through lottery for the Elizabeth Parker Hut for the week of August 10 to 17 2025. This hut is located at Lake Ohara in Yoho National Park. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to stay on site in a historic log hut with trails and mountains right out […]
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Grand Tetons 2025 Road Trip Description & Overview
–Grand Tetons National Park is an amazing place with lots of opportunities for hiking, scrambling, walks, cycling, climbing and mountaineering adventures. The Park also offers opportunities for Wildlife observation, fishing, as spectacular photographic visits along the route of Ansel Adams. Check out the Grand Teton National Park link “https://www.nps.gov/grte/index.htm” As in Canada every vehicle requires […]
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Tricouni West Face Scramble (mostly 3rd class)
–Classic Matt Gunn route up the west face to south ridge. Mostly 3rd class with a touch of low 5th class. No scrambling experience required. Expect ~20km with 1000-1400m elevation gain depending on how far along the FSR we can drive up. We will go at a reasonable pace so no expert fitness required, however […]
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Haberl Hut small booking format opportunity for ACC Vancouver Section Members only – July 18 19 20, 2025 time slot
–This posting is to simply bring attention to an offering for ACC Vancouver Section members to stay in the Haberl Hut the nights of Jul 18 19 20, 2025 with your climbing partner. In on the 18th, out on the 21st. This section open per person model instead of whole hut booking format is only […]

