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Snowshoeing in the Canadian Rockies Beginners Guide. This second edition of Snowshoeing in the Canadian Rockies has almost doubled in content and now describes over 100 great treks for new or beginner snowshoers. In addition to the very easy routes tailored for those who find themselves on snowshoes for the first time.
As with the original edition, the trips extend from scenic Waterton in the far south to the breathtaking Columbia Icefield in the north section of Banff National Park, with new sections covering Crowsnest Pass and the Highwood. Stunning colour photos, maps and detailed route descriptions are provided for each trip, as well as level of difficulty, time required and distance travelled.
This two-part volume, GeoBackcountry Rogers Pass: Uptracks, Bootpacks & Bushwhacks, is the third edition of author and skier Douglas Sproul’s companion guidebooks to backcountry skiing routes in Rogers Pass, complete with maps, illustrations, and full-colour photography. Two distinct areas are covered by each book. North is Volume 1 and south is Volume 2, as geographically divided by the Trans-Canada Highway.
Includes information on terrain, skill level, parking, avalanche safety, park permits, and more.
Rogers Pass Alpine Guide Book by David Jones. This detailed illustrated guide will show you how to successfully and safely navigate the tallest peaks in the Rogers Pass in the heart of the Selkirk Range in beautiful British Columbia. Written by David P. Jones. Details some 300 climbs and includes some 350 photos, maps and drawings.
This two-part volume, GeoBackcountry Rogers Pass: Uptracks, Bootpacks & Bushwhacks, is the third edition of author and skier Douglas Sproul’s companion guidebooks to backcountry skiing routes in Rogers Pass, complete with maps, illustrations, and full-colour photography. Two distinct areas are covered by each book. North is Volume 1 and South is Volume 2, as geographically divided by the Trans-Canada Highway.
Rockies Central - Climbing Guide Book by David Jones. This detailed illustrated guide will show you how to successfully and safely navigate the tallest peaks in the Central Rockies in Alberta and beautiful British Columbia. Written by David P. Jones. Shows some 770 climbs and 310 peaks with detailed route maps.