07/28/2026
“GMC Base from Alex… I’d like to stay here please” 🏔️
I’ve had the immense privilege of spending three of the last four weeks in the North Selkirks, as an explorer, climber, and for the first time as a hiking guide with the Alpine Club of Canada.
Every day feels like waking up in this immense fortress filled with treasure and mystery: incredible geology, formidable landscapes and the opportunity to seek out new routes, all alongside groups of phenomenal humans.
These images are from the first week of July. We spent the week on recon missions, weathering cycles of rain, snow and hail, and very much appreciating the escape from everyday “noise”.
I have tons more to share from this and the following weeks, but truthfully find myself resistant to social media in this moment, as I always do following extended time in the mountains. And I think that’s a healthy feeling. Grounded, or re-centred in a way.
With that said, very excited to share more from the following weeks soon.
// With gratitude to explore within the traditional territories of the Sinixt, Syilx, Secwépemc, Stoney, Ktunaxa and Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, and profound respect for their history and connection with these lands and waters.
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