Mt. Buller is a great alpine rock climb that sports a number of quality routes up it. The main route is Buttress #4 (AD 5.7 250m) which is the southernmost buttress and is closest to the road. This main route (Buttress #4) is the line that contains the exciting and long Boot Crack pitch, which…
This great 3-star climb up Yamnuska’s west end follows an excellent rib of grey rock for 6-pitches. The climbing is very fun and results in an excellent day out on Yamnuska’s large south face. The route does follow a bunch of bolts but also requires some traditional rock placements for protection.
A beautiful peak located next to the town of Canmore. The NE face is a striking line with 12-pitches of climbing that has been very popular for decades. Ha Ling peak is also very popular with hikers who hike up the backside and then look down upon Canmore and the Bow Valley.
This historical 9-pitch climb was the first technical line up the steep south face of Yamnuska and is still very popular today. The line follows a right leaning weakness that has an alpine rock feel and finishes with a fun, airy chimney and the memorable worm-hole.
This is a classic Bow Valley rock climb on Mt. Rundle’s popular east face called, EEOR or the East End of Rundle. This cliff holds many great multi-pitch rock climbs and beautifully overlooks the town of Canmore. Expect some long pitches with challenging sections. After climbing this great 10-pitch route we’ll hike back down to…