Welcome to the British Columbia Mountaineering Club








Welcome to the B.C. Mountaineering Club
The BCMC is a group of like-minded individuals who participate in outdoor activities. The club was established in 1907 and in September 2019 reached a new milestone of 1,300+ active member accounts. The club organizes mountaineering, rock climbing and back country skiing trips throughout the year. The BCMC holds monthly socials, offers courses to members and represents the interests of mountaineers and back country skiers in British Columbia.
BCMC Social Event
The BCMC Executive would like to invite you to a Volunteer Appreciation Event to say "THANK YOU' to the members who have contributed to the Club for the past year!
Recent Forum Posts

Past President Bren Moss has died.
BCMC Short Film Contest - The challenge is on!
We want to hear from you! We would like your feedback and perspectives on club operations and what you would like to see in the coming months from the BCMC.
The BCMC Newsletter is back
Conservation & Parks Issues
The provincial government's proposed changes to the BC Land Act continues to generate a great deal of public interest, opinion, and dialog. This is a topic that should be of interest to all British Columbians.
You can read more about the engagement here as well as letting the government know your opinion on this matter: https://engage.gov.bc.ca/govtogeth...

Upcoming Trips & Events
Hike to North Creek Hut and on to Pebble Creek Hut
An introduction to backcountry camping and Manning Park
2 day trip to a Chehalis Range classic
Beginner-friendly mountaineering objective
Join one of our Professionally Certified ACMG guides and let them share their passion for this sport.
In this course, you will learn the basic mountaineering skills needed to safely climb a snow and ice peak.
BCMC Trad Mentorship: Trip #3
(Rock Climbing ) Private
Trad Mentorship in Squamish
Trip Reports
Climbed to the summit under ideal spring conditions
Wet and fun day in late winter conditions
6 amazing BCMC climbers summited Mt Baker under challenging travel conditions