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"I think that the Great Divide Ski Traverse is one of the truly great
ski adventures in the world. It has not lost any of its wilderness feel
over the years and is still as difficult an undertaking. But it is easy to
organize - no permits needed, no porters or plane tickets. It only cost a few
hundred dollars each and you don't get Giardia. Unlike tours like Europe's Haute
Route it is uncrowded and pure.
But most importantly the traverse is logical. It starts at Jasper and ends
not far from Lake Louise. It follows a logical line along the Continental Divide,
passing through some of the most spectacular mountain scenery on earth."
- Chic Scott, 2011 Articles about our 2011 expedition
Other books and articles
Reported successful completions of the entire traverse
1967 | Don Gardner, Charlie Locke, Neil Liske and Chic Scott | 21 days |
1987 | Rory MacIntosh, Steve Langley, Charlie Eckenfelder and Peter Tucker | 21 days |
1998 | James Vickers, Conrad Janzen and Kevin Embacher | |
2005 | Zac Robinson, Greg Toss, Simon Robins and Daryl Kelly | 27 days |
2005 | Owen Day, Phil Marchant and Catherine Barrette | |
2007 | Janes Ales (solo) | 17 days |
2010 | Gen Gready (GB) and Geir Moholdt (Nor) | |
2011 | Carsten Moldenhauer (Ger), Gerry Heacock, Daniel Robb and Edward McCarthy | 20 days |
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