Scrambling
“You must go on adventures to find out where you truly belong.”
Sue Fitzmaurice
What is Scrambling?
Scrambling is considered more advanced hiking; it’s typically when you use your hands while walking up steep terrain, fields of rock, or a scree/talus field.
ps – scree is a collection of loose rock debris covering a slope. Talus is like scree, but it consists of larger rocks that are non-uniform in size.
Scrambling is great fun, but please be advised if you’re new to hiking the following trails are not for you.
Instead, check out my hiking guides.
Scrambling Destinations in The Canadian Rockies
Scrambling Guides
- Mount Rundle Hike, Banff – DETAILED Scramble Guide with Photos
- Cascade Mountain Hike in Banff: DETAILED Scramble Guide
- Mist Mountain Hot Springs via Eagle Ridge | A HUGE Misadventure
- All About the Wasootch Ridge Hike in Kananaskis
- Mount Yamnuska Hike in Kananaskis (Bow Valley Wildland)
- Paget Peak Scramble & Sherbrooke Lake Hike – Yoho
- My Failed Attempt at Summiting East End of Rundle (EEOR)
- Sulphur Mountain Traverse Route: An Off-the-Beaten Path Hike in Banff
- Devils Thumb Hike & Inversion at Lake Louise – Banff Scrambles
- Opal Ridge Loop: An Almost Deadly Adventure – Scrambles In Kananaskis
- Tower of Babel Hike at Moraine Lake – Banff Scrambles
Recent Hiking Guides
- Aylmer Pass Hike Guide (+ LM8 Campground Stats)
- Aylmer Lookout Hike Guide (+ LM8 Campground Stats)
- Mount Rundle Hike, Banff – DETAILED Scramble Guide with Photos
