Extreme Skiing Mt. Robson - Highest Mountain in the Canadian Rockies

Ski Mountaineering Decent of Mount Robson 3,954 m (12,972 ft)
by Updated December 1, 2014

Extremely unnerving first hand look at the steep ski mountaineering ascent and descent of Mt Robson by Reiner Thoni and Jeff Colvin. Bear in mind, Mount Robson is the most prominent mountain in North America's Rocky Mountain range at an elevation of 3,954m (12,972 ft); it is also the highest point in the Canadian Rockies. With no fall zones all around on the climb up and ski down, you have to be on your ski mountaineering game completely to make it safely down this imposing mountain.

Camera - Jeff Colvin, Reiner Thoni
Head Cam - Reiner Thoni

For more, see Reiner Thoni (blog)

 


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anonymous by Kevin on 12/1/2014
"Ya, you're gonna want to put your crampons on..."
Ummm.....I would of opted for a defibrillator...lol
anonymous by Dirk on 12/4/2014
Sick
anonymous by cole smith from campbel r on 12/25/2015
Eric Pehota. Trevor Peterson. nuff said.
anonymous by ted on 11/29/2023
wtf thats crazy!!

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