Allison Peak

"Did the three-peak traverse with Feli, commencing with Window. We opted to get the bushwhack out of the way and come back on the trail. A bit of annoying undergrowth in some areas, then tons of steep, loose scree, but nothing difficult to get to the window. Took the slab climber's left, which was good albeit a bit sketchy, then got onto the exposed summit ridge to the top. From there we continued on to Unnamed, Allison and Ward. Some good and fun hands-on, some crappy choss side-hilling and a few adrenaline downclimbs or loose bypasses to get to the col at the base of Ward. Up to Ward, then down the good scree to the trail and out by the good trail from Window Lake! A great day with a bit of light hail.rain. " — leigh-annewebster • Jul 10, 2019

"From Ward. Ward was a busy summit, but we had the rest of the day to ourselves. Difficult scrambling in 2 parts. First, there's an exposed slab traverse. It's very short, and not difficult, but the slab is downsloping and a slip is not an option. The second crux was an exposed ridgewalk just before the summit grind. It isn't too rough, but a bit loose. Reminded me of a similar ridge on Burstall. We descended skiers left of this ridge. The bypass avoids sharp falls, but the rubbley ledges aren't that confidence inspiring. Stick to the ridge. Another new one for Liz. " — mike_rogers81 • Jul 1, 2019

"As part of Window/Allison/Ward traverse. Summit register was from 1992 with the first signature from Allan Kane himself! On the first summit approach to Window there was rockfall from Damian onto Oscar who had an arm gash. Damian, Oscar, and Gerry decided to head to emergency to get it fixed up. The other four of us completed the 3 peak loop with MikeW suggesting a "short-cut" off Ward back to cars that might have looked good on Google Earth but was a heinous bushwack with slash more than head height and a final dump out of the bush onto the road! Scramblers (4 to complete): MikeW, Taras, Bert, Alex (Gerry, Oscar, Damian to hospital after rockfall) https://www.meetup.com/canadian-scrambling-and-mountaineering-company/events/191426632/" — alexjoseph • Jul 1, 2014