Events - Toronto Section

Seneca Rock
Leave Friday Morning 16 May
Returning Tuesday evening 20 May

Besides the climbing there will also be some hiking going on this weekend . Yes, there will be some non-climbers amongst us, who will take in some of West Virginia's breathtaking mountain scenery with a selection of day hikes. So this is a chance to bring non-climbing partners with.

The drive is 9 hours, camping will be at Seneca Shadows.

Routes are all trad, from 5.7 and up, on very sticky and unpolished rock.

The ACC and ACC (Toronto Section) are proud to announce that they are sponsoring a slideshow presentation by Sonnie Trotter. Sonnie will be showing some pictures from his life as a professional climber.

Sonnie is a world-class climber who established Ontario's hardest route, Forever Expired 5.14d, at Lion's Head. He's been profiled in numerous climbing publications and is a contributor to Gripped Magazine.

The Adirondaks offer climbing, skiing and snowshoeing opportunities at all levels of difficulty. Plans will include one long day over one of the higher peaks, possibly including sections of moderate angle ice. A second day may be spent on local ice crags.

We hope to have enough participants for two groups, offering a choice of objectives. The "less ambitious" can choose a day of lift-serviced skiing at Whiteface while the "more ambitious" can choose a ten hour forced march mountaineering route with a headlamp return.

Gabby's Grillhouse
2572 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M4P 2J3
416-483-1020
Come upstairs to the 2nd floor

Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
Pub Night Social Event - Everyone is welcome!

Slide Show: Climbing in Scotland -A special presentation by Toronto section member Rob Reglinski.

Contact:
Sandra Bowkun,
416-482-1526

Trip Classification "B"

Contact:
Dave Britnell,
905 884 3842

Trip Classification "A"

Contact:
Dave Britnell,
905 884 3842

trip Classification "A"

Re-scheduled from January 12/13...

Contact:
Rob Leblanc,
416-571-0894

Review of ice climbing and mixed techniques form beginner to advanced.

Contact:
Ron Rusk,
416-580-8114

Review of ice climbing and mixed techniques form beginner to advanced.

Contact:
Rob Leblanc,
416-571-0894

Review of ice climbing and mixed techniques from beginner to advanced.

Note that this activity was scheduled for Jan 12, but was re-scheduled to avoid conflicting with the Bancroft trip.

Contact:
Rob Leblanc,
416-571-0894