Trip reports, history, glacier surveys, obituaries, book reviews, poetry, cartoons/graphic story.

Featuring club members stories from overseas and far away, in and around BC, and mountain science with a fond farewell from your long time editor, Michael Feller.

The BCMC is dedicated to the enjoyment and exploration of the mountains, valleys, and alpine regions of British Columbia through activities such as climbing, hiking, backpacking and ski touring. The primary mode of travel is by foot. The club feels that pedestrian access allows the greatest appreciation of the mountains with the least impact. In addition to direct involvement in the outdoors through trips and camps, t...

Featuring a trip report to Mt. Jimmy Jimmy, summer camps to Waddington and an intro to mountaineering, wedding photos from Alena and Peter, and details on BC Parks donations.

The British Columbia Mountaineering Club members did much of the early exploration of the mountains near Vancouver and most of the mountains in the lower mainland of B.C. were first climbed by BCMC members.

The British Columbia Mountaineering Club is an incorporated society founded in 1907 which celebrated its centennial in 2007. Its pioneer members did much of the early exploration and mapping of the then unexplored mountains near the young city of Vancouver.  Most of the mountains in the lower mainland of B.C. were firstclimbed by BCMC members.

The British Columbia Mountaineering Club is an incorporated society founded in 1907 which celebrated its centennial in 2007. Its pioneer members did much of the early exploration and mapping of the then unexplored mountains near the young city of Vancouver.  Most of the mountains in the lower mainland of B.C. were firstclimbed by BCMC members. This is our 100th Centennail anniversary edition.

The British Columbia Mountaineering Club is an incorporated society founded in 1907 and about to celebrate its centennial in 2007. Its pioneer members did much of the early exploration and mapping of the then unexplored mountains near the young city of Vancouver.  Most of the mountains in the lower mainland of B.C. were first climbed by BCMC members.

This issue of the B.C. Mountaineer is dedicated to John Clarke, an honorary member of the club who died from cancer in January, 2003. John had many talents, one of which was photography. Some of John’s photographs, kindly supplied by Lisa Baile, grace this issue of the B.C. Mountaineer.