Rogers Pass Alpine Climbing

Guided Alpine Climbing in Rogers Pass

Rogers Pass Alpine Climbing is some of the best in the world. A hidden gem that is off the beaten path. Hire a guide to explore the Mountain Peaks of Rogers Pass. This famed district is one of the the great classic areas of North American alpinism. It offers fine climbs on rock, snow, and ice at all standards of difficulty, with a great deal, in particular, for the intermediate mountaineer.

Classic Routes in Rogers Pass

Mount Sir Donald Northwest Ridge 5.6
Mount Tupper West Ridge 5.6
Asulkan Traverse 5.3
Swiss Traverse 5.3
Mount Rogers Steep Snow and Ice

There are options for every skill level at Rogers Pass. Trip durations can range from 1 day to 7 days. Please contact for more information.

Glacier National Park is the acknowledged birthplace of mountaineering in North America. In 1888, two British mountaineers, Rev. William Spotswood Green and Rev. Henry Swanzy, completed the first recreational technical climbs in the Selkirks. Eleven years later, the services of Swiss guides were provided for guests at the Glacier House hotel in Rogers Pass. Those guides created the network of trails, providing access to local peaks, that has remained to this day.

Hire your own private guide for a unique backcountry experience. Let the experts do all the planning, they will choose the best place for you to ski on any given day. Safety is alway the first priority, followed directly by having a darn good time.

Create a custom Rogers Pass climbing adventure. Select the best routes for the given weather and ability levels.

The Ultimate Rogers Pass Alpine Climbing expedition. Spend 2 nights in Hermit Meadows climbing Mount Rogers, The Swiss Peaks, and Mount Tupper. Then head down to the valley bottom and recharge for the night, repack and set your aim for Sir Donald and Uto.

If you want to get away from the crowds Rogers Pass is the place for you.

Location

Rogers Pass

Duration

1-7 Days

Course Cost

$600 per Day

Ability Level

Beginner - Expert

Jeff Mitchell

Born and raised in New Brunswick, he found the mountains and never looked back. Hard work and a passion for digging deep when it mattered most brought him to where he is today:

Living in the heart of British Columbia’s interior mountains, sharing his love of the mountains with all those lucky enough to ski and climb with him.