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Scrambling, the Canadian Way: Alan Kane Redefines a Rockies Tradition (again) in His Essential New Guidebook
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Scrambling, the Canadian Way: Alan Kane Redefines a Rockies Tradition (again) in His Essential New Guidebook
Long before “scrambling” became a buzzword stretched to fit everything from steep hikes to ropeless rock climbs, Alan Kane was bushwhacking above Golden, B.C., chasing summits wherever the logging roads ended. More than five decades and some 1,000 Rockies ascents later, Kane has become the quiet proponent of a mountain craft distinctly at home in the Canadian Rockies, one that lives in the space between hiking and technical climbing. With the f…
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