"from new Witchcraft Lake parking lot, up Rafe's Way (named after the late Honourable Mr Justice Rafe Hutchinson of the British Columbia Supreme Court). https://blg.com/en/News-And-Publications/Documents/David-Crerar-the-advocate-dec-2017.pdf " — davidcrerar • Dec 4, 2019

"From the Ewin Creek logging roads, gain the Northwest Ridge starting at Ewin Pass that leads you on really easy terrain to the western most sub-peak. The traverse to the real peak gets spicy on some of the down climbs. Especially, the last segment before the two summits (high 4th class crux). To navigate this, go straight down a few meters until the first little bench, then head left to the more solid rock slab that poses less choss than the other sections. Be weary of the exposure afterwards. From the base of the crux, gain the summit which is the more eastern point of the summit ridge. " — danielvanderpyl • Sep 24, 2019

"Mt Schaffer sunrise - Sep 21 2019 - With a fantastic looking forecast for Saturday during peak larch season I wanted to get up a scramble with some larches, good views, no crowds, and without running into issues with snow. Mt Schaffer seemed to fit the bill since it's just under 2700m, surrounded by larches & great views - and doing it for sunrise pretty much guarantees solitude. What a fantastic choice! I set out from the parking lot at 3:30AM and with a brisk pace solo (spooky!) I made it to the lake in just under 2 hours where I met up with some friends who stayed at the campground. We hiked up from Schaffer Lake which is the most direct route and it was quite easy to ascend to the col with pretty much a highway in the rubble slope. Once at the col we head up towards the peak - easy scrambling transitioned to moderate scrambling higher up. Some fun scrambling on decent rock and you can make it harder if you desire. I will say it was a bit more scrambly than I expected, but still nothing wild. Perhaps there are other ways to make it easy scrambling but where we went was certainly moderate. No snow encountered! Views from the summit are absolutely sublime. One of the best viewpoin..." — jakefinnan • Sep 21, 2019

"Did the Northeast ridge via an avalanche slope. Lots of stinging nettle and alders on the way up, and otherwise steep. Easy ridge until the few spicy class 4 steps towards the peak. " — danielvanderpyl • Sep 7, 2019

"Sent the West Ridge, via a terrible bush wack and not that fun but relatively easy ridge (2nd/3rd class). Descended the east ridge (4/low5th class) and on to the next peak Southeast of there then out the bowl to the south of Centre. " — danielvanderpyl • Sep 1, 2019