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4 summits • 19.5 km • 1,574 m gain • 9 hr 55 min
1 summit • 18.3 km • 1,576 m gain • 6 hr 43 min
1 summit • 18.4 km • 1,539 m gain • 5 hr 52 min
1 summit • 19.7 km • 1,585 m gain • 10 hr 28 min
Latest summits
"Standard SE slopes way up and SW->S ridge/slopes down. While it goes, but wouldn't recommend it: ends up in some gnarly waterfall downclimbing, with almost canyoning at the bottom of it. " — alexp • Sep 21, 2022
"We were originally planning to do Pilot with potentially another person, but they were unable to make it, so I thought we'd do some recon for Ball/Beatrice and go up Isabelle instead. It was a great choice as there was a creek nearby for the hot weather and it was quite quiet back there. I enjoyed the 700m gain on a trail as a lovely contrast to the bushwhacking on Inglismaldie..... so good. The mountain had some tricky spots, one made particularly tricky when my bear spray deployed as I tried to squeeze through a crux move. Sux! We ran into another woman who came up from the other side, who had stayed longer on Ball Pass and used a Jones route. She came down with us. I got an amazing tan, but some nasty horselfly bites too. Thirty Kane peaks to go for the second edition now :)" — leigh-annewebster • Jul 28, 2020
"Been trying to get this one in for a few weekends. Weather denied us Saturday after driving all the way to Storm Mtn and hitting rain. Today it went. Some logs to go over and under in the burn. Snow on the south ridge/gully made for quick ascending. Traversed over some snow and the spicy snowy gully and summit block made for another wintery Kane peak in early July. Summit register was from 1991 and had Alan Kane's 1998 and 2018? ascents. Only 3 in 2019. We were first in register for 2020. Decided to descend the southeast snow gully which was good and steep. Great but long day out. Mountains look very wintery including fresh snow on Rockwall. 16 to go...
Scramblers (3): Babette, Rob Herbst, Alex" — alexjoseph • Jul 5, 2020
"I had not been west of Banff this year, but it was hot this past week. The day before (Thursday) I arranged to have today (Friday) off to take adventage of the weather as it forecasted to be poor over the weekend. Off I go, with a lot of uncertainty as it is about a month ahead of the suggested time. I hiked the trail, and there was some more deadfall beyond the bridge, but otherwise it was pretty good. I turned off the trail, walked over the remains of avi snow, and start ascending. I see that there was snow in the usual ascent gully, so I chose the ridge to the left, which offered solid moderate scrambling on pretty good rock. I get higher and join the normal route higher up. I assess the summit, like everyone does in the pictures, and figure that I should go as far as I reasonably can. There was good snow in the ascent gully, so I used the ice axe (no crampons) and kickstep my way up. I get higher. Now I am facing the summit block, and the suggested route was to go around to the left, but that leads to snow slopes with huge dropoffs. So I climbed it head on as that was only a 10m snow slope with rocks at the bottom. Went back the way I came." — BertB • Jun 8, 2018