At A Glance
Duration: 6 – 8 hours with times varying from 0800 – 1600
Offered: December 1 – March 31
Ages: 8 & up
Fitness Level: Reasonable fitness (ability to climb a ladder, go for a short run or hike)
Group Size: Minimum of 1 person. Private groups can accommodate up to 6 people
Included: All technical equipment, including boots
Guide: Certified ACMG guide
Transportation: Provided from town to climbing site and back
Rates: Can vary based on objective length and difficulty
Group of 1-2 People
Starting From
CA$ 750
Additional Guests
Starting From
CA$ 250
Experience the Thrill of Climbing a Classic Multi-pitch Waterfall in Jasper National Park!
Your local guide is here to ensure your private outing is safe and fun. Climbs range in difficulty from easy to extreme.We make sure to pick the right objective(s) to maximize your time in our home range.
Where will we be going?
Your guide will choose the best place for the day’s conditions to ensure you have an amazing climbing experience. Some of our favourite options include:
Kerkeslin Falls (WI3, 300m)
This great first ice climb is located 30 minutes South of Jasper. After a 30 minute hike through the forest, the first pitch offers a good opportunity for instruction and coaching from your guide. From there, the route continues up a waterworn slot canyon, following waterfall ice all the way to the top. Since the descent follows the canyon back down, we can turn around at any point. Its sunny aspect makes this a great cold-weather option.
Weeping Wall (WI3-6, 160m)
The most accessible multi-pitch ice in the Canadian Rockies is an hours drive from Jasper, Alberta. The Weeping Wall offers 160m of waterfall ice climbing, with grade options from WI3 (less than vertical) to WI6 (steep to overhanging). The afternoon sun, close proximity to the car and continuous climbing make it an absolute classic.
Curtain Call (WI6, 125m)
One of the original grade 6 ice climbs in the Canadian Rockies, Curtain Call offers 125m of unrelentingly steep ice climbing. This world-class route should be on every ice climbers list! Most years, its second pitch is characterized by a large roof of pure water ice, 100m off the deck. Situated across from some of the biggest peaks in the Canadian Rockies, the vistas won’t disappoint either.
Release Waiver Form
All guests participating in any activity with Rockaboo Mountain Adventures will be required to read and sign a digital or paper copy the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG) Release Waiver form. Your ACMG Certified Guide will review this waiver with all participants before each trip.
To review the ACMG Release Waiver form prior to booking your trip, click here
*Larger groups: Please call us (780-820-0092) to discuss pricing.