Canadian Alpine Club trains climbers on mountains
The Alpine Club of Canada, founded in 1906, runs summer climbing camps of 10 days to two weeks to train apprentices in ice and rock climbing. Members learn ice crossing techniques, rope management, and ascent lines under guidance of international experts on permanent Canadian Rockies glaciers.
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The Club Leads Expeditions to Canada Peaks
The Club has guided climbs to Canada’s rugged summits including Mount Logan at 19,850 feet the nation’s highest. Summer sessions align with members abilities as they praise cool dawns misty peaks and dry sun warmed rocks while embracing the challenge as life enhancing.
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