Here's a recap on ACC Ambassador Gord McArthur's ice climbing season. And what a whirlwind it's been.
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The Alpine Club of Canada’s General Mountaineering Camp has been a tradition in the Canadian mountaineering community for over 100 years. Have you attended a camp? We're making a call for submissions for your stories and photos to help build an archive of these legendary events.
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The John Lauchlan Award for 2015 was awarded to the team of Steve Holeczi, Jay Mills and Eamonn Walsh who will be supported by the JLA for their proposed trip into the Mt. Weisshorn area of Yukon’s St. Elias Range.
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Far from the Rocky Mountains, out on the eastern edge of the country you’ll find the small but busy Newfoundland and Labrador Section of the ACC. On one weekend in August, at one of the most unique and spectacular climbing crags in Canada, you’ll find the annual Flatrock Climbing Festival.
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This is the time of the year when awesome photos start dropping on us from General Mountaineering Camp participants and staff back from their week all high on the blue skies, glaciers and camp camaraderie and looking to share what's in their cameras. This batch courtesy of Alison Dakin.
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Each year, Climbing Escalade Canada (CEC) selects a Youth National Climbing Team to compete in international competitions during the year. Read about this year's deserving team selections.
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The site for the camp was selected last summer, preparations have been going on through the winter and spring and setup of GMC basecamp at Frenchman Cap was completed last week and the camp is now underway.
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Another story in an ongoing series of articles about Nancy Hansen's journey and experiences in chasing down the climbs listed in the iconic guide/history book Fifty Classic Climbs of North America.
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Nancy Hansen writes about the inspiration and vision behind her goal to climb Steve Roper and Allan Steck's Fifty Classic Climbs of North America, and describes the climb on her first objective: Mount Sir Donald.
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