High on the Mountain Top
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Posts: 1,790
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Figured you'd be hitting this one up in short order. Great views,great summit.
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Headed for the Mountains
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: , B.C., Canada.
Posts: 397
Awesome trip guys! Some top-notch views in that area. Need to get me a 4Runner asap!
Headed for the Mountains
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: vancouver, BC, Canada.
Interest: Hiking, biking, skiing, TaiChiChuan
Posts: 117
Thanks for the great report Simon. I'll just add a couple of pictures.
Crossing Exodus glacier
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1.Gerry and Simon checking the views.
2.Al
3.Going up
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3.
1.Group picture
2.summit plateau
3.Simon and radio tower
Heading back
It was great meeting you and Al!
The swelling of my knee is slowly reducing. I should be back in the mountain soon enough
Crossing Exodus glacier
1.
2. 3. 1.Gerry and Simon checking the views.
2.Al
3.Going up
1.
2. 3.1.Group picture
2.summit plateau
3.Simon and radio tower
Heading back
It was great meeting you and Al!
The swelling of my knee is slowly reducing. I should be back in the mountain soon enough
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Headed for the Mountains
Join Date: May 2009
Location: West Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
Posts: 351
Nice trip Simon and company!
Paul, Sign me up for that ski trip.
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quote:Originally posted by Stoked
good stuff simon. i noticed it too from outrigger. doesn't look too bad for a ski trip. the w/e we did outrigger the snow was already a little thin on e600. but it looks like it's the best way up right now with dipper deactivated.
good stuff simon. i noticed it too from outrigger. doesn't look too bad for a ski trip. the w/e we did outrigger the snow was already a little thin on e600. but it looks like it's the best way up right now with dipper deactivated.
High on the Mountain Top
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: , , .
Posts: 1,297
Quote:
quote:Originally posted by craigS
Nice trip Simon and company!
Paul, Sign me up for that ski trip.
Nice trip Simon and company!
Quote:
quote:Originally posted by Stoked
good stuff simon. i noticed it too from outrigger. doesn't look too bad for a ski trip. the w/e we did outrigger the snow was already a little thin on e600. but it looks like it's the best way up right now with dipper deactivated.
good stuff simon. i noticed it too from outrigger. doesn't look too bad for a ski trip. the w/e we did outrigger the snow was already a little thin on e600. but it looks like it's the best way up right now with dipper deactivated.
Off the Beaten Path
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: , , .
Posts: 889
Superb trip!
High on the Mountain Top
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Fraser Valley
Interest: Photography, Nature Observation, Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Shinrin-yoku
Posts: 1,730
Nice trip...views are amazing.
Off the Beaten Path
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Canada
Posts: 630
I had originally wanted to head out on a multiday trip but having just been up on Outrigger with Simon it didn't take much talking to convince me into giving Exodus a try.
The end of the road with Outrigger and Mt John Clarke behind
Outrigger Peak
Mt John Clarke
Mt Albert
Mt Ralph
Mt Tinniswood
Crossing the glacier
Nearing the summit
Since we had a few more days at our disposal we decided to stay in the area and try to give Mt John Clarke a try the next day. Unfortunately Sabine's knee wasn't up to the task and she was only able to hike up the Bug Lake trail to the "Twin Firs"
Simms Creek
The "Twin Firs"
At that point Sabine headed back down and I continued up the trail to 1100m doing some trail work along the way. I'm not sure why the trail got it's name as the bugs weren't really that bad.
Outrigger Creek
Peaches and Cream Falls.
The end of the road with Outrigger and Mt John Clarke behind Outrigger Peak Mt John Clarke Mt Albert Mt Ralph Mt Tinniswood Crossing the glacier Nearing the summit Since we had a few more days at our disposal we decided to stay in the area and try to give Mt John Clarke a try the next day. Unfortunately Sabine's knee wasn't up to the task and she was only able to hike up the Bug Lake trail to the "Twin Firs"
Simms Creek The "Twin Firs" At that point Sabine headed back down and I continued up the trail to 1100m doing some trail work along the way. I'm not sure why the trail got it's name as the bugs weren't really that bad. Outrigger Creek Peaches and Cream Falls.
Summit Master
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Vancouver BC
Interest: 10%
Posts: 5,022
Lots of impressive water falls up this way right now with the early summer run off.
Headed for the Mountains
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: vancouver, BC, Canada.
Posts: 282
I know this an old report, but would someone be able to help me with a GPS track of the trip?
I keep studying the area and it looks very rough to gain the ridge, maybe due to the fires from 2015?
I keep studying the area and it looks very rough to gain the ridge, maybe due to the fires from 2015?
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