Larry Derksen - Feb 17, 2015 9:44 pm Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2006
july22/06
scrambled up the ridge more than using the kane route,the entire ridge will go ,biked up to the main gully to start,but did not bike up to the ridge(haha)
Route Climbed: S Slope-East Ridge Date Climbed: June 29, 2005
We climbed Mount Bosworth in June, 2005 and still had a decent amount of snow for a pleasant descent. The last 100’ or so are what make this climb interesting, and of course is the most enjoyable hands on climbing. The mountain has good ground, if you pick your route judiciously, you can avoid most scree on ascent, yet find it for descent. We could have sat up there all day naming routes and summits. It is amazing how Mount Bosworth is perched in such a unique spot in the parks. We made a six hour trip out of it. Cheers!
Larry Derksen - Feb 17, 2015 9:44 pm Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2006
july22/06scrambled up the ridge more than using the kane route,the entire ridge will go ,biked up to the main gully to start,but did not bike up to the ridge(haha)
Dow Williams - Jul 2, 2005 11:14 am
Route Climbed: S Slope-East Ridge Date Climbed: June 29, 2005We climbed Mount Bosworth in June, 2005 and still had a decent amount of snow for a pleasant descent. The last 100’ or so are what make this climb interesting, and of course is the most enjoyable hands on climbing. The mountain has good ground, if you pick your route judiciously, you can avoid most scree on ascent, yet find it for descent. We could have sat up there all day naming routes and summits. It is amazing how Mount Bosworth is perched in such a unique spot in the parks. We made a six hour trip out of it. Cheers!