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Scrambles in the Canadian Rockies (Paperback)

by Alan Kane (Author)
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"This book…blew away all my expectations. This is the finest mountain guidebook I've ever seen. Pictures for every mountain and great descriptions. Bravo!"


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"Scrambles targets a relatively new breed of weekend warrior: the person wanting more physical challenge than a typical hike offers, but not enough that climbing experience and gear are necessary."

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5.0 out of 5 stars A must for any scrambler, April 19 2005
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Excellent guide, a must have for anyone interested in starting to scramble the Canadian Rockies... highly recomended.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Can I get this book gold plated?, Mar 14 2001
By Kyle Oak (Red Deer, Alberta) - See all my reviews
This book is gold. Alan has made a guidebook, that has everything you need to know about a route, right in front of your eyes. From Elevation gain, approximate round trip time, difficulty, the map needed, route photos for every peak and a completely detailed description of the route. Also he has a colored mini photo album at the beginning of the book that shows some pictures of what you will encounter. He has included over 150 mountains that range from tiny hills that I could take my pet hampster up(jokingly), to glaciated masses of rock that can take a rope and multiple days. This book should be in every climbers pack. I erge you to buy it. It's well worth it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The best guide to scrambling/hiking the canadian rockies, Dec 10 2000
By "icapote" (St.Petersburg, FL USA) - See all my reviews
The author, Alan Kane, does a great job of putting this guide together. This version is much better than the previous edition. Lots more peaks included. For the most part the peaks are all in alberta. Some in the south, others a bit more towards the north. Each hike includes difficulty level and other relevant information.

Alan has climbed every one of the peaks he described. The route descriptions reflect that intimate knowledge that the author has with each route. The details are excellent. Moreover, he really gives you a feel for the climb and from my experience reading the routes made for fewer unwanted surprises on the actual climb.

I'll also say that the book has a nice variety when it comes to difficulty of the scrambles. The concept of scrambling in many ways represents the highest degree of freedom you can have while climbing. This is because you needn't be weighed down by lots of gear (protection, climbing rope, chocks, etc) to do these scrambles. Yet they are more difficult and exciting than a regular walk-up. Kane has all the bases covered here. For a guide to scrambling in the canadian rockies, look no further. However, don't just take my word for it...Alan has a website where you can see some of the routes described in the book. I think it will give you a good idea of what to expect.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Guidebooks exceeds all expectations
I just recently got this guidebook, and let me just say that it blew away all my expectations. Seriously, this is the finest mountain guidebook I've ever seen. Read more
Published on Dec 5 2000

5.0 out of 5 stars My Bible
Wow...what can I say, other than this book has had a major impact on my life. From a valley bottom, trail dweller, "Scrambles" has shown me how to reach the heights... Read more
Published on Jan 1 2000 by Steve Tober

5.0 out of 5 stars High in the Canadian Rockies
Many of the peaks visible from your car as you drive through the rockies have relatively easy routes to their summits,that is - routes that can be done with only hiking... Read more
Published on Nov 15 1999

5.0 out of 5 stars the Bible on Scrambles in the Canadian Rockies
The mountaineering club I belong to have this book as the best reference for mountain climbing (scrambling). Read more
Published on Oct 27 1999

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