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The Labour Day Mountaineering Camp is the newest of the annual VOC trips.  The idea behind the camp is to have a fun camp style mountaineering and alpine climbing trip before the school year get going.  The camp is intended only for people who already have some mountaineering experience, but want to improve their skills and have a good time in the mountains.
The Labour Day Mountaineering Camp is the newest of the annual VOC trips.  The idea behind the camp is to have a fun camp style mountaineering and alpine climbing trip on the long weekend before the school year gets going.  The camp is very informal, and is intended only for people who already have some mountaineering experience, but want to improve their skills and have a good time in the mountains.


The first camp was held in 2001 in the Joffre Group.  Bad weather predominated, but one good day made the camp a success.  The camp returned in 2002 at Wedgemount Lake, with teams climbing various routes on Wedge, Weart and Cook.  The 2003 camp was unfortunately cancelled because of a backcountry travel ban due to extreme forest fire hazard.
The first camp was held in 2001 in the Joffre Group.  Bad weather predominated, but one good day made the camp a success.  The camp returned in 2002 at Wedgemount Lake, with teams climbing various routes on Wedge, Weart and Cook.  The 2003 camp was unfortunately cancelled because of a backcountry travel ban due to extreme forest fire hazard.


The location for the 2004 camp has not yet been set.  Any suggestions?
The location for the 2004 camp has not yet been set.  Any suggestions?

Revision as of 00:37, 1 April 2004

The Labour Day Mountaineering Camp is the newest of the annual VOC trips. The idea behind the camp is to have a fun camp style mountaineering and alpine climbing trip on the long weekend before the school year gets going. The camp is very informal, and is intended only for people who already have some mountaineering experience, but want to improve their skills and have a good time in the mountains.

The first camp was held in 2001 in the Joffre Group. Bad weather predominated, but one good day made the camp a success. The camp returned in 2002 at Wedgemount Lake, with teams climbing various routes on Wedge, Weart and Cook. The 2003 camp was unfortunately cancelled because of a backcountry travel ban due to extreme forest fire hazard.

The location for the 2004 camp has not yet been set. Any suggestions?