July 2008	The July long weekend provided my friend Greg and I the perfect opportunity to do one of the premier backback trips in the Canadian Rockies. The Skyline Trail.	Backpacking The Skyline Trail
Aug 2007	In August of 2007, Daymon Miller and I took the Yamnuska Mountain School Snow & Ice long weekend. We climbed Mt Athabasca on the last day.	Climbing Mt Athabasca
June 2006	In June, 2006 we organized a canoe trip down the Red Deer River. We started in the parklands and canoed into the badlands, near Drumheller.	Canoeing the Red Deer River
August 2005	In August2005, I organized a backpack trip to Bugaboo Provincial Park. It really is a spectacular place and well worth a visit.	Backpacking the Bugaboos
April 2005	In April 2005, I got the opportunity to got snowcat skiing at Chatter Creek, which is a backcountry lodge near Golden, BC. We flew in by helicopter and stayed for 3 days using the snowcat to access all the terrain around the lodge.	Snowboarding Chatter Creek
February 2005	In late February 2005 Daymon Miller and I headed out to the Jasper Icefields parkway with some gear and attempted to summit Observation Peak (3174m). It’s a relatively straight-forward peak in the summer, but not so easy in winter. The total gain is 1100 meters over powder snow, wind-blown slow, rock with steep ice and rock near the summit.	Snowboarding Observation Peak
February 2005	Photo Journal of our Winter trip to Lake O'Hara. On Feb 11, 2005 we booked the Elizabeth Parker Hut at Lake O’Hara in Yoho National Park. We planned to ski in on Friday, stay the night and then tour around Lake O’Hara before returning down on Saturday. 12 Photos.	Winter trip to Lake O'Hara
October 2004	Photo Journal of the Climb of Mt. Fable. These 8 photos were taken in Late November 2004, well after most people have given up scrambling and started skiing and snowboarding. Brilliant weather made for some good photography.	Climbing Mt. Fable
October 2004	A weekend trip east into the "other" Alberta yields wheat fields, badlands, oil derrecks and great sunsets. There is more to Alberta than just beautiful mountains. It also has one picture of Calgary with the city lights on just after dark.	Drumheller & Area Photos
August 2004	A 3-day backpack into Mt. Assiniboine yielded a Grizzly Bear and her two cubs, green alpine meadows thick with colourful flowers, plentiful views and a great waterfall by which to cook dinner.	Grizzly Bears at Mt. Assiniboine
July 2004	A weekend of backpacking around Lake Minnewanka ended with a fun jump of the 10m tall bridge into Stewart Canyon. The swarms of tourists completely enjoyed the entertainment and told us so after we rock-climbed our way out of the canyon.	Backpacking Lake Minnewaka
July 2004	The most spectacular place in the Rockies (in my opinion), Lake OHara (Yoho National Park) is well worth the hassle of making reservations months in advance, or speed-dialing to get one of the six 24-hour bookings.	Lake OHara - Yoho
July 2004	A quick trip out to Moraine Lake this rainy day yielded some good views, regardless of the weather.	Moraine Lake in the Rain
July 2004	For July Long weekend a group of about 10 of us set out for Waterton National Park. Great hikes, reasonable weather with a few bear spottings made the weekend pretty fun.	Bear Spotting in Waterton
June 2004	Rob Pitchford bought a new boat, so we set out to do some Waterskiing at Ghost Lake, about a 1/2 hour from Calgary.	Waterskiing the Ghost
April, 2004	Panorama Slush Cup 2004 Movies: Jon as "The Man with the Yellow Hat" performing the trick "The Curious-George Rescue" Dave as Marc Garneu, complete with rocket engines, doing the "Coumbia disaster" Willie as "Edward-Chicken-Hands" doing the "Pecker Plunge" Grant as, "Grant in High School with Hair" doing the Afro-Ice-Enima	SlushCup-jon.avi SlushCup-dave.avi SlushCup-willie.avi SlushCup-grant.avi
April 2004	Moonlight Hike up Sulpher Mountain	Moonlight Hike
Mar 2004	Igloo and Snowshelter Building Course	Igloo Building Course
Feb 2004	Trip to Jasper National Park	Jasper Park