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Our Favourite Mountains

Mount Athabasca

AA Col III Or Silver Horn III

Also known as the Athabasca – Andromeda Col, this is a classic mountaineering objective in the Canadian Rockies. It is the safest route to ascend up the mountain and reach its towering summit above the Columbia Ice Fields.

While working our way up the AA Col route, we will travel over moraines, glaciers, steep snow slopes and an amazing summit ridge with views right down the North Face of Mount Athabasca.

Who’s this trip for?
This trip is a great beginner alpine climb.

  • We recommend you join us on an Alpine Climbing Fundamentals course first.
  • Ages 16 and up with very good fitness.
  • Good fitness is defined as the ability to climb long snow slopes 45 degrees with a 13.5kg backpack gaining over 1500m.

Peveril Peak 

The North East Ridge on Peveril Peak is something you have to experience for yourself. A beautiful hike up alongside Portal creek will give you a surreal feeling as your objective (Peveril Peak) towers over you on the approach.

There is a reason they call this mountain the Matterhorn of Jasper. Made up of beautiful pink and red Rockies quartzite, just when you think this climb can’t get any better you get the picture-perfect alpine summit.

Who’s this trip for?
This trip is a great introduction to alpine climbing.

  • We recommend you join us on an Experience Rock Climbing trip first.
  • Ages 16 and up with good fitness.
  • Good fitness is defined as the ability to climb up to 5.6/5.7 rock or walk over 10km with a 13.5kg-backpack and walk up over 140 flights of stairs.

Mount Edith Cavell

East Ridge III 5.4
Mount Edith Cavell is one of the most iconic mountains in Jasper National Park. Its towering North Face rises 1600m above you as you approach the col for the East Ridge.

Climbing on the ridge will offer not only amazing views of the Rockies vista but a gateway to summiting a 11,000-foot mountain. Stand on top of the world and join us on this unforgettable experience.

Who’s this trip for?

This trip is a great advanced alpine climb.

  • We recommend you join us on an Experience Rock Climbing trip first.
  • Ages 16 and up with very good fitness.
  • Very Good fitness is defined as the ability to climb up to 5.6/5.7 rock or walk over 15km with 13.5kg-backpack and gain over 1500m of elevation.