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lol… the other 3 can’t believe they got stuck with a guy who’s obsessed with making a video of himself while they authentically enjoy the scramble. 😂

I remember the time my ass was in a boine. Gosh dang did that hurt!

How big of a rope were you guys using for the rappels?

Fucking shit music !!!! 🤨😬🤐

what a good idea!

Thanks for uploading the video Augurio. How much is the distance and elevation from Assiniboine Lodge to Hind hut?

Wow! So much snow up there. Too bad the cloud coverage prevented you from getting a view. Still looks awesome anyways.

Brilliant 👏...just Brilliant 👏....

Really nice video showing what to expect, thank you !

one hand on the mountain, one hand on the camera. amazing !!

Great video, I am aiming to also climb Edith Cavell next summer and I am trying to collect some beta. Did you end up using ropes at all during the 5.3 section? I also have seen various reports of snow along the top ridge, it didn't seem like you needed any crampons along the top at all? Appreciate the high level of detail in your video.

Amazing…

Par excellence!!

Very very cool

Welcome to what I call home ;)

I love Alberta

Woww amazing

Nice video. BTW, the north summit of Wasootch Peak (that you pointed to) is the exact same height of the main peak that most people ascend. You can actually ascend Wasootch North from the north side as well. I posted a video that shows that route with continuation to Kananaskis Peak and down via the creek.

Beautiful and detailed. Thanks for posting Augurio!

Thanks for sharing the approach from the lodge! I recall that section just to get to Hind has claimed at least one life. Certainly challenging- I’m looking forward to taking it on!

My son, 29 years old, fell to his death on his way down after climbing Mount Assiniboine on July 6, 2023. 😢

Nice video, I went to Sas Glaciers it was 2 weeks ago, and the cave wasn't safe anymore the Glaciers were falling

Awesome videos! I go for similar objectives and would be open to do some climbing if you ever needed partners. I don't have Instagram or social media but can email if interested. Thanks for inspiring new destinations!

Wow! Really enjoyed the video. You guys are in good shape! That looked very exhausting (and dangerous!). Nice work, and thanks for sharing!!

what a great video!

Incredible! Coming down looks scary as hell, but you guys know what you're doing. Seeing the face of Assiniboine up close it resembles an ancient stone wall built by giants.

Awesome scramble guys! It looks so far - amazing you did it in one day. I don't know how you found the same way back with all those fissures and chimneys. I always wanted to try that, but thought it was too far for one day. Now it's too late, as I'm too old.

Nice clip of this great climb!

Excellent video. I've done a lot of hiking in the Rockies, but it is cool to see an actual climb of a mountain this big. That is a big day!

Nice. Looks like an interesting scramble.

Jesus! I can't even operate my trackball because my fingers are sweating!lol I'm flagrantly acrophobic, so CZcams is the only mountain climbing I'll be doing tyvm. Amazing camera-work, narration, and background music. Fine, fine video, thanks!

Great video 😊

This is livin Barry 🙌 Absolutely stunning!

Knife edge should be a viral video!

I remember thinking that the approach to the hut was harder than climbing Assiniboine ! Thanks for sharing your videos.

Epic traverse! Well done.

Nice video...thanks for posting

I climbed and descended this Mountain in 1982. Weather conditions were ok but it was after a storm, so lots of melting ice and snow on the descent. It's a harder mountain to go down than go up. 4 hours up from the hut...5.5 hours down

In 1982 you could do the snow couloir up the head wall but with global warming it doesn't look possible anymore. We did the route you did.

On August 26, 1982 the summit was a big cornice so I think I was higher than you were. Interesting factoid....Assiniboine is the highest point of the entire Saskatchewan river basin and the highest point in Banff National Park. Nice video, thanks

thank you for showing the down climb, no one ever shows that part. great video

I really enjoyed your very detailed approach video, Augurio, nice work. One day, I hope, I can follow on your footsteps. Cheers. Will watch the continuation soon.

superman👍👍👍

Awesome video, did you end up using a rope for the descent?

Thanks for all the route details, amazing boys, congrats👍🏻👍🏻

Great coverage guys...hats off to you all 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Nice overview

Great video!! how long to the summit from the parking lot?

Would you call the rock quality bomber? Saw some folks say the quality fared worse than expected

Love the videos