Alpine climbing is an incredible way to get to some of the less accessible places in the mountains. Climbers travel through diverse terrain with a mixture of rock climbing, scrambling and hiking. Tick off a major summit goal (the Canadian Rockies are home to many 11,000ers!), build skills, and reach spectacular heights in the mountains!
Alpine climbing is the most rewarding and exciting way to move in the mountains. This trip allows you the thrill of Alpine climbing without the hard work to get there. Experience the Rocky Mountain alpine high places.
No experience required
Cost /pp: Starts at $599
Join us for an unforgettable experience of alpine climbing a technical mountain.. This fun, thrilling experience lets you explore places that are inaccessible to most travellers.
Avid hiker, some rope skills from rock climbing are helpful.
Cost /pp: Starts at $340
Begin learning to read terrain, manage multiple overlapping risk factors, move in snow and understand glacier travel. Take your team’s safety seriously by forming smooth skills so that you can achieve success
Rock Safe or Equivalent
Cost /pp $395
Refine the skills and tools required to make decisions and climb in the dynamic alpine environment. You should leave this course feeling empowered to confidently begin alpine climbing independently.
Alpine Skills, Rock Safe, or equivalent experience
Cost /pp: $995
Immerse yourself in the experience of camping in high places and climbing routes that would be otherwise out of reach./p>
Alpine Skills or Try Alpine Climbing
Cost /pp: Starts at $680
Alpine climbing is the most rewarding and exciting way to move in the mountains. We incorporate all mountain disciplines to fluidly summit one of the highly sought after Canadian Rockies 11,000 ers.
No experience required for 2 day bookings, Alpine Skills or Try Alpine Climbing for 1 day bookings
Cost /pp starts at: $340
Alpine climbing requires skill and competence in the mountains. A great start is to learn to rock climb, as almost all alpine climbing involves some alpine climbing. Here are some basic suggestions:
Additionally, know the route and track your progress using maps and navigation tools
OPTIONAL BUT BENEFICIAL:
Mountaineering is where the climber’s main goal is to achieve a climb at high altitudes, while alpine climbing is when the goal is to climb with more technical challenges. Alpine climbing includes rock climbing and/or ice climbing with snow covered terrain at some point.
Rock climbing often focuses on the physical challenge of rock climbing, while alpine climbing requires greater technical skill and competence to safely climb a route.
Alpine climbing also involves more specific equipment like ice tools, and crampons.