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Moutaineering In British Columbia

Posted by tailgatepartyer on Mar 22, 2006
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Activity Details

Date: Anytime
City or Place: My Place
Skill Level: Intermediate
Categories: Mountaineering
Partner Status: Want Partners

Description

Hi this summer I am planning mountaineering trips in BC. I climb in Garabaldi park and on Vancouver Island. I would also like to take a trip to the rockies and climb peaks such as Mt Temple and Mt Athabasca Im also open for other options. I might also like to do peaks in the United states like mt Shasta and Mt Raineer in the near future as well. I also do caving on Vancouver Island and if anybody is interested I would like to take them out

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fheimer	waddington
	I'm trying to put together a trip to go to waddington this summer. Check out the post and pm me if interested
	Posted May 7, 2006 8:59 pm

sliianna	canada
	im heading prob to the rockies this july and looking for some climbing partner for during the week. will be around from mid july to early august based at calgary. email me if interested. sharon
	Posted Jun 17, 2006 6:36 am

ClimberMan420	Garibaldi
	Do you do any winter climbing? Im possibly looking for some winter climbs in Garibaldi and area. I was up Mt. Garibaldi last weekend
	Posted Oct 28, 2007 9:58 pm

Grampahawk	airport
	I'm from the Eastern US. I want to go out to climb Athabasca this spring but can't find the Jasper-Hinton Airport on any itineraries. Whats' the closest major airport? Thanks for your help.
	Posted Oct 26, 2009 2:48 pm

Apex	Mt. Baker
	Hey, me and some buddies are looking to climb Mt. Baker sometime late August early September. Let me know!
	Posted Jul 9, 2010 12:29 am

dkgreenva	Mt. Columbia, Alberta
	I'm looking for a partner to do Mt. Columbia 8/10-12. Let me know if you're interested. - dkgreenva@hotmail.com
	Posted Jul 2, 2011 8:13 pm

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