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I came back from Skiing in Japan with a huge smile to Amazing snow in BC Canada! We look at the snow conditions and the Avalanche forecast and we decided on simpler terrain!
You can ski mellow run and have so much fun!
#mountains #letsgo #adventure #skiing #snowboarding

The forest’s is quieter, the air’s crispy, and the granite is grippy! which can only mean one thing: fall sending season is upon us.
Time to panic about projects we said we’d “totally send this year” and scramble to plan some last-minute October/November trips before the Squamish rain returns to ruin our hopes and skin. But it means snow in the mountains!
Super mega thanks 📸 @guyfattalphoto for making us look cooler than we are and mega partner @patvalade
@hellyhansen
@blackdiamond
@midnightlightning.co

#climbing #rockclimbing #letsgo #squamish

The forest’s is quieter, the air’s crispy, and the granite is grippy! which can only mean one thing: fall sending season is upon us.
Time to panic about projects we said we’d “totally send this year” and scramble to plan some last-minute October/November trips before the Squamish rain returns to ruin our hopes and skin. But it means snow in the mountains!
Super mega thanks 📸 @guyfattalphoto for making us look cooler than we are and mega partner @patvalade
@hellyhansen
@blackdiamond
@midnightlightning.co

#climbing #rockclimbing #letsgo #squamish

The forest’s is quieter, the air’s crispy, and the granite is grippy! which can only mean one thing: fall sending season is upon us.
Time to panic about projects we said we’d “totally send this year” and scramble to plan some last-minute October/November trips before the Squamish rain returns to ruin our hopes and skin. But it means snow in the mountains!
Super mega thanks 📸 @guyfattalphoto for making us look cooler than we are and mega partner @patvalade
@hellyhansen
@blackdiamond
@midnightlightning.co

#climbing #rockclimbing #letsgo #squamish

The forest’s is quieter, the air’s crispy, and the granite is grippy! which can only mean one thing: fall sending season is upon us.
Time to panic about projects we said we’d “totally send this year” and scramble to plan some last-minute October/November trips before the Squamish rain returns to ruin our hopes and skin. But it means snow in the mountains!
Super mega thanks 📸 @guyfattalphoto for making us look cooler than we are and mega partner @patvalade
@hellyhansen
@blackdiamond
@midnightlightning.co

#climbing #rockclimbing #letsgo #squamish

The forest’s is quieter, the air’s crispy, and the granite is grippy! which can only mean one thing: fall sending season is upon us.
Time to panic about projects we said we’d “totally send this year” and scramble to plan some last-minute October/November trips before the Squamish rain returns to ruin our hopes and skin. But it means snow in the mountains!
Super mega thanks 📸 @guyfattalphoto for making us look cooler than we are and mega partner @patvalade
@hellyhansen
@blackdiamond
@midnightlightning.co

#climbing #rockclimbing #letsgo #squamish

Holy it was such an amazing time with @vikingheliskiing ! Thank you so much!!
Amazing crew and the terrain is off the hook!! The mountains are beautiful!!
It’s now time to adventure with my favorite Co-pilot @mountain_marie_ exploring Iceland ! Stay tuned!!!
#adventure #mountains #life #explore

When everything aligns… you go for it.
Take the chance. Ride the flow.
Camping in the mountains feels pretty special when you can see your tent ⛺️ from the peak 🏔️

Sharing experiences in the vertical world with friends, creates a bond that you can’t deny! Navigating risk, trusting each other, laughing out loud and supporting when needed and setting free it’s how it goes!

Life

#mountains #letsgo #adventure #climbing

The best alpine days don’t end when the climbing stops. Our ambassador @jfplouffe
Love the long rocky/snowy summer missions, mountain ridges, and nights under the stars.
Some objectives give you the chance to truly be a guest of the mountain.

Keep adventuring.

#Camping #climbing #mountain #adventure #letsgo

How to explore the back Road in Squamish this summer! Kaia and I been roaming the trails to the ice cream shop all weekend with our new Electric Bike @victrip.ebike

#letsgo #adventure #familylife #electricbike

“Climbing lets me express and challenge myself in so many ways. It’s where I share values and emotions. The view? Just a bonus. Thanks @christieimages for the 🎥.”#climbing #mountains #letsgo #rockclimbing

Some of us are Mountains People in love with the Ocean and some of us, are Ocean People in love with the Mountains.
Let’s celebrate Earth day by awareness and expressing how lucky we are to live in such a special place!

#earthday #mountains #playoutside #life

Spring Touring is some of my favourite adventures! The days are longer the temps are soft and bigger objectives can possibly be reached!

#mountains #letsgo #adventure #skiing

All of this in one day. 🙌🏻

I had an idea of doing one activity a day for a week (Monday to Friday). Well, we ended up doing it in one day! Haha

No need to say how it turned out—best day ever.

Moments like this are exactly why I moved to BC, Canada. 🇨🇦 #paradise #BC #canada #mtb #snowboard

🏔️ **Spearhead Traverse Information** 🏔️

A classic line through complex terrain in the Coast Range of British Columbia, Canada
🧭if you need more info send me a message@jfplouffe

⏰ Should you do it in 1 or 3 days?!
⛷️ 35–40 km
🏔️ 1700–2300 m of elevation gain, depending on how many peaks you climb.
🪢 Technical and great Fitness
🧭 Around 10–14 glaciers, multiple cols, and endless views

Download maps on Gaia and plan your route carefully. Know your exits and have Plan B and C ready beforehand.

✅✅suggested kit for **1-day push** and **3-day traverse**

🌠 **1-Day Push**
✅ Transceiver, probe, shovel, ~32L pack
✅ Glacier gear + rope (adjust length of rope depending on # of people in your group)
✅ Repair kit, first aid kit, hypothermia kit, headlamp
✅ Hellyhansen Puffy pants + jacket, extra base layer top, toque, hat, sunglasses, shell, 2 sets of gloves, helmet
✅ Radio, GPS/communication device, emergency bivy
✅ Electrolytes, plenty of quick food + favorite snacks, sunscreen, thermos with broth
✅ Skins, ski crampons, glop stopper, ice axe. Boot Crampons.

🌠 **3-Day Traverse**
Same as above, but I use a ~42L pack and skip the emergency bivy.
✅2 extra socks, one more base layer kit, puffy winter boots!
✅ 4-season tent or tarp (Nemo Tent❤️)
✅ Nemo Winter sleeping bag + insulated mat
✅ Jetboil + 1 gas canister, thermos, utensils
✅ Quick dinners, good lunches, coffee, plenty of snacks, solid breakfasts, electrolyte (Tenacle)

For more questions — or to hire a guide — send me a message 👊

🏔️ **Spearhead Traverse Information** 🏔️

A classic line through complex terrain in the Coast Range of British Columbia, Canada
🧭if you need more info send me a message@jfplouffe

⏰ Should you do it in 1 or 3 days?!
⛷️ 35–40 km
🏔️ 1700–2300 m of elevation gain, depending on how many peaks you climb.
🪢 Technical and great Fitness
🧭 Around 10–14 glaciers, multiple cols, and endless views

Download maps on Gaia and plan your route carefully. Know your exits and have Plan B and C ready beforehand.

✅✅suggested kit for **1-day push** and **3-day traverse**

🌠 **1-Day Push**
✅ Transceiver, probe, shovel, ~32L pack
✅ Glacier gear + rope (adjust length of rope depending on # of people in your group)
✅ Repair kit, first aid kit, hypothermia kit, headlamp
✅ Hellyhansen Puffy pants + jacket, extra base layer top, toque, hat, sunglasses, shell, 2 sets of gloves, helmet
✅ Radio, GPS/communication device, emergency bivy
✅ Electrolytes, plenty of quick food + favorite snacks, sunscreen, thermos with broth
✅ Skins, ski crampons, glop stopper, ice axe. Boot Crampons.

🌠 **3-Day Traverse**
Same as above, but I use a ~42L pack and skip the emergency bivy.
✅2 extra socks, one more base layer kit, puffy winter boots!
✅ 4-season tent or tarp (Nemo Tent❤️)
✅ Nemo Winter sleeping bag + insulated mat
✅ Jetboil + 1 gas canister, thermos, utensils
✅ Quick dinners, good lunches, coffee, plenty of snacks, solid breakfasts, electrolyte (Tenacle)

For more questions — or to hire a guide — send me a message 👊

🏔️ **Spearhead Traverse Information** 🏔️

A classic line through complex terrain in the Coast Range of British Columbia, Canada
🧭if you need more info send me a message@jfplouffe

⏰ Should you do it in 1 or 3 days?!
⛷️ 35–40 km
🏔️ 1700–2300 m of elevation gain, depending on how many peaks you climb.
🪢 Technical and great Fitness
🧭 Around 10–14 glaciers, multiple cols, and endless views

Download maps on Gaia and plan your route carefully. Know your exits and have Plan B and C ready beforehand.

✅✅suggested kit for **1-day push** and **3-day traverse**

🌠 **1-Day Push**
✅ Transceiver, probe, shovel, ~32L pack
✅ Glacier gear + rope (adjust length of rope depending on # of people in your group)
✅ Repair kit, first aid kit, hypothermia kit, headlamp
✅ Hellyhansen Puffy pants + jacket, extra base layer top, toque, hat, sunglasses, shell, 2 sets of gloves, helmet
✅ Radio, GPS/communication device, emergency bivy
✅ Electrolytes, plenty of quick food + favorite snacks, sunscreen, thermos with broth
✅ Skins, ski crampons, glop stopper, ice axe. Boot Crampons.

🌠 **3-Day Traverse**
Same as above, but I use a ~42L pack and skip the emergency bivy.
✅2 extra socks, one more base layer kit, puffy winter boots!
✅ 4-season tent or tarp (Nemo Tent❤️)
✅ Nemo Winter sleeping bag + insulated mat
✅ Jetboil + 1 gas canister, thermos, utensils
✅ Quick dinners, good lunches, coffee, plenty of snacks, solid breakfasts, electrolyte (Tenacle)

For more questions — or to hire a guide — send me a message 👊

🏔️ **Spearhead Traverse Information** 🏔️

A classic line through complex terrain in the Coast Range of British Columbia, Canada
🧭if you need more info send me a message@jfplouffe

⏰ Should you do it in 1 or 3 days?!
⛷️ 35–40 km
🏔️ 1700–2300 m of elevation gain, depending on how many peaks you climb.
🪢 Technical and great Fitness
🧭 Around 10–14 glaciers, multiple cols, and endless views

Download maps on Gaia and plan your route carefully. Know your exits and have Plan B and C ready beforehand.

✅✅suggested kit for **1-day push** and **3-day traverse**

🌠 **1-Day Push**
✅ Transceiver, probe, shovel, ~32L pack
✅ Glacier gear + rope (adjust length of rope depending on # of people in your group)
✅ Repair kit, first aid kit, hypothermia kit, headlamp
✅ Hellyhansen Puffy pants + jacket, extra base layer top, toque, hat, sunglasses, shell, 2 sets of gloves, helmet
✅ Radio, GPS/communication device, emergency bivy
✅ Electrolytes, plenty of quick food + favorite snacks, sunscreen, thermos with broth
✅ Skins, ski crampons, glop stopper, ice axe. Boot Crampons.

🌠 **3-Day Traverse**
Same as above, but I use a ~42L pack and skip the emergency bivy.
✅2 extra socks, one more base layer kit, puffy winter boots!
✅ 4-season tent or tarp (Nemo Tent❤️)
✅ Nemo Winter sleeping bag + insulated mat
✅ Jetboil + 1 gas canister, thermos, utensils
✅ Quick dinners, good lunches, coffee, plenty of snacks, solid breakfasts, electrolyte (Tenacle)

For more questions — or to hire a guide — send me a message 👊

🏔️ **Spearhead Traverse Information** 🏔️

A classic line through complex terrain in the Coast Range of British Columbia, Canada
🧭if you need more info send me a message@jfplouffe

⏰ Should you do it in 1 or 3 days?!
⛷️ 35–40 km
🏔️ 1700–2300 m of elevation gain, depending on how many peaks you climb.
🪢 Technical and great Fitness
🧭 Around 10–14 glaciers, multiple cols, and endless views

Download maps on Gaia and plan your route carefully. Know your exits and have Plan B and C ready beforehand.

✅✅suggested kit for **1-day push** and **3-day traverse**

🌠 **1-Day Push**
✅ Transceiver, probe, shovel, ~32L pack
✅ Glacier gear + rope (adjust length of rope depending on # of people in your group)
✅ Repair kit, first aid kit, hypothermia kit, headlamp
✅ Hellyhansen Puffy pants + jacket, extra base layer top, toque, hat, sunglasses, shell, 2 sets of gloves, helmet
✅ Radio, GPS/communication device, emergency bivy
✅ Electrolytes, plenty of quick food + favorite snacks, sunscreen, thermos with broth
✅ Skins, ski crampons, glop stopper, ice axe. Boot Crampons.

🌠 **3-Day Traverse**
Same as above, but I use a ~42L pack and skip the emergency bivy.
✅2 extra socks, one more base layer kit, puffy winter boots!
✅ 4-season tent or tarp (Nemo Tent❤️)
✅ Nemo Winter sleeping bag + insulated mat
✅ Jetboil + 1 gas canister, thermos, utensils
✅ Quick dinners, good lunches, coffee, plenty of snacks, solid breakfasts, electrolyte (Tenacle)

For more questions — or to hire a guide — send me a message 👊

🏔️ **Spearhead Traverse Information** 🏔️

A classic line through complex terrain in the Coast Range of British Columbia, Canada
🧭if you need more info send me a message@jfplouffe

⏰ Should you do it in 1 or 3 days?!
⛷️ 35–40 km
🏔️ 1700–2300 m of elevation gain, depending on how many peaks you climb.
🪢 Technical and great Fitness
🧭 Around 10–14 glaciers, multiple cols, and endless views

Download maps on Gaia and plan your route carefully. Know your exits and have Plan B and C ready beforehand.

✅✅suggested kit for **1-day push** and **3-day traverse**

🌠 **1-Day Push**
✅ Transceiver, probe, shovel, ~32L pack
✅ Glacier gear + rope (adjust length of rope depending on # of people in your group)
✅ Repair kit, first aid kit, hypothermia kit, headlamp
✅ Hellyhansen Puffy pants + jacket, extra base layer top, toque, hat, sunglasses, shell, 2 sets of gloves, helmet
✅ Radio, GPS/communication device, emergency bivy
✅ Electrolytes, plenty of quick food + favorite snacks, sunscreen, thermos with broth
✅ Skins, ski crampons, glop stopper, ice axe. Boot Crampons.

🌠 **3-Day Traverse**
Same as above, but I use a ~42L pack and skip the emergency bivy.
✅2 extra socks, one more base layer kit, puffy winter boots!
✅ 4-season tent or tarp (Nemo Tent❤️)
✅ Nemo Winter sleeping bag + insulated mat
✅ Jetboil + 1 gas canister, thermos, utensils
✅ Quick dinners, good lunches, coffee, plenty of snacks, solid breakfasts, electrolyte (Tenacle)

For more questions — or to hire a guide — send me a message 👊

🏔️ **Spearhead Traverse Information** 🏔️

A classic line through complex terrain in the Coast Range of British Columbia, Canada
🧭if you need more info send me a message@jfplouffe

⏰ Should you do it in 1 or 3 days?!
⛷️ 35–40 km
🏔️ 1700–2300 m of elevation gain, depending on how many peaks you climb.
🪢 Technical and great Fitness
🧭 Around 10–14 glaciers, multiple cols, and endless views

Download maps on Gaia and plan your route carefully. Know your exits and have Plan B and C ready beforehand.

✅✅suggested kit for **1-day push** and **3-day traverse**

🌠 **1-Day Push**
✅ Transceiver, probe, shovel, ~32L pack
✅ Glacier gear + rope (adjust length of rope depending on # of people in your group)
✅ Repair kit, first aid kit, hypothermia kit, headlamp
✅ Hellyhansen Puffy pants + jacket, extra base layer top, toque, hat, sunglasses, shell, 2 sets of gloves, helmet
✅ Radio, GPS/communication device, emergency bivy
✅ Electrolytes, plenty of quick food + favorite snacks, sunscreen, thermos with broth
✅ Skins, ski crampons, glop stopper, ice axe. Boot Crampons.

🌠 **3-Day Traverse**
Same as above, but I use a ~42L pack and skip the emergency bivy.
✅2 extra socks, one more base layer kit, puffy winter boots!
✅ 4-season tent or tarp (Nemo Tent❤️)
✅ Nemo Winter sleeping bag + insulated mat
✅ Jetboil + 1 gas canister, thermos, utensils
✅ Quick dinners, good lunches, coffee, plenty of snacks, solid breakfasts, electrolyte (Tenacle)

For more questions — or to hire a guide — send me a message 👊