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Golden to Rogers Pass
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Golden to Rogers Pass
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Macdonald
Mount Macdonald
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Avalanche Crest
Avalanche Crest
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Avalanche
Avalanche Mountain
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Eagle
Eagle Peak
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Uto
Uto Peak
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Sir Donald
Mount Sir Donald
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Terminal
Terminal Peak
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Moonraker
Moonraker Peak
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Whitetooth
Whitetooth
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Dawn
Dawn Mountain
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Copperstain
Copperstain Mountain
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Bald
Bald Mountain
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Begin - Top of My Blue Heaven: Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
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Moonraker High Col
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Purcell Mountain Lodge
Purcell Lodge - Private: http://purcellmountainlodge.com/
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Beaver Glade
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Golden to Rogers Pass Traverse 17-1
Winter Permit Required to enter this area. Learn about the Winter Permit System at Parks Canada: http://www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/bc/glacier/activ/activ1.aspx
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Golden to Rogers Pass Traverse 18-1
Mortar Restricted Parking. Winter Parking Permit required. For onfo, visit Parks Canada: http://www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/bc/glacier/activ/activ1.aspx
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Rogers Pass Centre
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Beaver River
This crossing can be difficult, especially in low snowpack seasons. There are some epic 'Beaver River' stories floating around out there. We didn't have a problem with the crossing on our tourl. Easy-Peasy!
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Golden to Rogers Pass Traverse 21-1
This treed flank was chosen for ascent due to the team having limited glacier/crevasse gear. It's steep and difficult but it went. We chose to go light so this route was chosen to minimize our exposure to crevasses. The toe of both the Eagle and Uto glacier's are more serious but if your team has the gear, they are both fine routes. A team that did the traverse two years ago finished via the Sir Donald / Uto Col.
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Eagle Glacier Option
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Sir Donald / Uto Option
Optional Route. More serious glacier travel as well as steeper slopes to navigate. Overall, more difficult than the blue route through Avalanche Mountain. A Winter Permit is not required for this area. A Parking Permit is not required for Asulkan. You will however, need a National Park Pass. These are available from Parks Canada.
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