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4-day alpine climbing tour around Mount Fay

Mount Fay climbing
Mount Fay

Enjoy the fantastic Mount Fay on a 4-day alpine climbing trip with Patrick, a local ACMG certified alpine guide.

Rockies

4 Days

Aug

Intermediate

Intermediate


Description

Get ready for an extraordinary alpine climbing tour around the breathtaking Mount Fay, in the Canadian Rockies.

Combining rock climbing, ice climbing, mountaineering and glacier travel, this exciting adventure will provide you with incredible new skills for future outdoor activities. Besides, we’ll get to enjoy views of the Moraine Lake and relax in the Neil Colgan Hut, Canada’s highest permanent structure at 2.957 meters.

During these four days, we’ll attempt to climb the summits of Mount Fay and Mount Little, while learning about safe mountaineering. Some of the topics we’ll review include:

  • Glacier travel methods,

  • Morphology and crevasses,

  • How to asses the safety of a site and its possible risks,

  • Emergency protocols.

You’ll also learn about ice and snow safety (travel techniques and anchors), how to use ice axe and how to procede in case of a crevasse rescue. We’ll be rewarded by relaxing evenings with stunning views.

It is important that you rent (or bring) a helmet, harnesses, a backpack, mountaineering boots, crampons, ice axe and glacial travel/crevasse rescue kit.

Book your trip now! You’ll learn useful new mountaineering skills and enjoy the beautiful Mount Fay in the Canadian Rockies.

Price includes

- Accommodation included

- Guiding fee

- Breakfast

- Lunch

- Dinner

- Transport during the trip

Price details

The prices does not include GST (Good and Service Tax)


About the guide

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Patrick

4.70

(4)

Mountain Guide

I'm a Full Alpine Guide with the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides and an Active Member of the Canadian Avalanche Association.
I has climbed across the lower 48 United States, Western Canada, multiple expeditions to Alaska, and Greece. Calling Canmore home, I feel my best attribute is my passion for teaching and sharing what I have learned over the years of being in the mountains. Combining my mountain experience with my thousands of hours as an industrial rope access tech/supervisor, as well as, being a SAR Rope Rescue Leader, my guests can be assured that they are in good hands.

I holds an Adventure Guide Diploma through Thompson Rivers University, which is one of the world’s premiere adventure tourism programs where students spend two years refining their mountain craft and business skills associated with the adventure tourism industry.

I'm proud to be at a point in my career where I can guide full time and I'm able to share my love of the mountains with my guests. I'm always looking forward to the next adventure and building long lasting relationships with my guests. I'm one of those people who’s passion and love for life is contagious.

Languages

English

Certificates

ACMG

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What people are saying about Patrick

Rosalyn

5.00

Patrick was a great guide! We thoroughly enjoyed the half day ice climbing - I would fully recommend to anyone!

Jia

4.00

Patrick was extremely helpful and patient as I was a beginner. My safety was his priority which was great. Would definitely recommend him.

Rosalyn

5.00

Patrick was a great guide! We thoroughly enjoyed the half day ice climbing - I would fully recommend to anyone!

Lara

5.00

What a thrilling experience! My husband has been wanting to Ice Climb for some time, so I arranged this during our ski trip to Banff. Needless to say the process was easy, all gear, lunch and transportation was arranged for us. Being on vacation you dont always have everything you need for a trip like this, our guide Patrick thought of everything, he even brought extra clothing for us in case we needed more warmth!! The whole adventure was more than we hoped for, thank you so much to Patrick and the team for making this memorable!!


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