Mountain Abyss Traverse
Exposed SAC T4 alpine scramble with technical terrain and dramatic mountain views.
- 2.9 mi
- round trip
- 5,410 ft
- climb
- Out and back
- route
- Hard
- difficulty
Mountain Abyss Traverse is a challenging out-and-back trail in British Columbia that demands solid scrambling skills and mountain experience. This SAC T4 route features exposed terrain, significant elevation gain, and technical rock work that rewards experienced alpinists with dramatic views and a true alpine experience. The traverse showcases the rugged character of BC's high country with steep scrambling sections and airy exposure.
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