Rock Solid Guides

First in line on our route of choice and on the summit for lunch at noon. Some days just got smooth with the right planning and a little luck, especially on the long weekend.
Way to go Erin, her first multi pitch climb, all the way up the first summit!

The Chief is a special place and we’re grateful to get to climb his beautiful granite.

Siyám Smánit (the Chief)
Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Territories

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Golden spring sport climbing days, some of the best. 👌

A wonderful weekend of ice climbing and good times with crew. We visited a few classic venues with lots of options.

Territories of Treaty 7:
- The Blackfoot Confederacy
- Kainai [Gaa-Naw], and Piikani [Bee–gaa–knee] nations
- The Tsuut’ina [Soots-in–naw] First Nations,
- The Stoney Nakoda Nations of Chiniki, Wesley and Bearspaw.

Peace Region Ice Extravaganza

Day 4 - Perry creek.

An amazing grade 5 pillar in a beautiful setting. Waterfall ice climbing at its best!

Big thanks again to everyone who came out to climb. Also to and for lending us their demo kit. Top notch gear.

We’re already looking forward to next year.

Traditional territories of the Beaver First Nation - Tsa’tinne People, Kelly Lake Métis, and Dene Nation - Dënéndeh.

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Peace Region Ice Extravaganza Jan 10-13

Day 2 - Teepee Falls, Nesbitt Knees, and Quest Falls

Our biggest day out with 18 people split into 3 venues. It was a lot of logistics to kit everyone out but we all worked together and got gear to everyone by 8am! A big thanks to and for lending out their demo gear for our event! Also to for renting out boots for everyone. And to , , and for lending out items from their personal collection.

Guides for the day were , , and

It was awesome to see so many folks out there trying hard. From total beginners to experienced climbers.

Traditional territories of the Beaver First Nation - Tsa’tinne People, Kelly Lake Métis, and Dene Nation - Dënéndeh.

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Peace Region Ice Extravaganza! Jan 10-13th, 2025 was a great time. Excellent climbing and even better people.

Day 1 - Quest Falls! What a special spot. It was super fun to get some Tumbler Ridge locals out along with a couple return guests.

Traditional territories of the Beaver First Nation - Tsa’tinne People, Kelly Lake Métis, and Dene Nation - Dënéndeh.

Thank you to Ian and Becky for starting such a fun event!

Ice climbing is really fun, especially with great friends like hoping for lots more great days like this in our lives!!

It’s that very special time of year again where the larches start to turn their fall colours on. Exceptional views while climbing today. 😄

Territories of Treaty 7, signed in 1877, traditional territory
of:
- The Blackfoot Confederacy… comprising the Siksika [Sik-see–gaa],
- Kainai [Gaa-Naw], and Piikani [Bee–gaa–knee] nations (also called
Peigan)
- The Tsuut’ina [Soots-in–naw] First Nations,
- The Stoney Nakoda Nations of Chiniki, Wesley and Bearspaw.

Best of the best multi pitch climbs in the morning and afternoon today. Beautiful Squamish granite rock 😍.

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh territories.

Great views of the first summit today up high on this Squamish classic. Multi pitch climbing doesn’t get much better than this 😁.

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh territories.