Mount Frink Route
Technical alpine out-and-back scramble requiring solid scrambling experience.
- 0.9 mi
- round trip
- 841 ft
- climb
- Out and back
- route
- Hard
- difficulty
Mount Frink Route is a challenging out-and-back scramble in British Columbia that rewards adventurous hikers with alpine terrain and technical rock work. This short but intense route demands solid scrambling skills and route-finding ability, making it ideal for experienced mountaineers seeking a compact alpine objective. The exposed scrambling and high-altitude environment create a memorable backcountry experience.
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