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What: Summer BCMC Picnic!


Join us for a relaxed, free, and casual park hang-out — make it what you want it to be!

Bring your own food, blanket or chair, and any park games you’d like to enjoy. Feel free to bring a BBQ if you’d like to cook on-site.

There’s a small concession stand near the beach for snacks and drinks, but note that it may close by 6:30 PM, so come early if you plan to grab something there.

Alcohol is permitted in this park, so feel free to BYOB. We'll also provide a few snacks and soft drinks to share.

 

Date: Tuesday, Aug 12, 6 PM - 9 PM
 
Location: Trout Lake John Hendry Park in Vancouver, see map for exact details.  We will be set up near the Concession in the spot marked in purple. 
There are 2 parking lots as well as plenty of street parking. 
 
Bring a friend, meet some club members, hear cool adventure stories, eat some food, and come hang out!!! 
 
Questions? Contact Elaine 604-868-3453
 
 

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! 


 

 

 

BCMC SOCIAL EVENT -  June 10th, 2025 [IN-PERSON]

 

"Beyond the Summit: Tales of Resilience on Mount Logan and Waddington"

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Join us for an unforgettable evening of adventure, history, and inspiration before we head into our summer break!

The Canadian EH Society is dedicated to reviving the stories of Canada’s most iconic mountain expeditions—using the same gear, techniques, and grit as the original explorers. Their mission: to make this history come alive through documentary films, photography, books, and public talks.

Their first film, Hobnails and Hemp Rope (2016), retraced the 1916 first ascent of Bugaboo Spire and toured across Canada as part of the Canada 150 celebrations. It was during a presentation to the BCMC at the Anza Club that a member asked, “What’s next?” That question sparked the birth of the Society and launched their next adventure: re-creating the legendary 1920s journeys of Don and Phyllis Munday into the wild Waddington Range.

Their second film, The Mystery Mountain Project (2021), tells that gripping story—and now they’re back to share the latest: new tales of endurance and exploration on Mount Logan and beyond.

Donations help support the nonprofit’s ongoing work — suggested admission: $5–$10

 Location: The Anza Club, #3, West 8th Ave., Vancouver | 19+ | Doors Open: 7:00 PM, Event Starts: 7.30 PM


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