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Yukon Territory Climbing
| Elevation: | 2,349 ft |
| GPS: | 62.472, -135.44 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Shared By: | Peter Spindloe on Dec 29, 2010 |
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Description
The Yukon Territory is one of Canada's three territories in the north. Similar to provinces, the territories are their own political jurisdictions.
From a climbing perspective, the Yukon is most famously the home of Mt. Logan, the highest peak in Canada.
"If you are developing a new crag, do some homework. Large parts of
land fall under First Nations Land Claims agreements and may be
subject to special regulations or considerations. Using land for
recreational purposes is allowed under most Land Claims agreements,
however modifications to the land such as bolting and cutting trails
is usually controlled. Failure to comply with Land Claims agreements
could lead to closure of the crag. If you have any questions about a
particular area or crag let us know at climbyukon.net and well do our
best to answer."
From the first edition of Ryan Agar's guide book to the area: Yukon Climbing Guide.
From a climbing perspective, the Yukon is most famously the home of Mt. Logan, the highest peak in Canada.
"If you are developing a new crag, do some homework. Large parts of
land fall under First Nations Land Claims agreements and may be
subject to special regulations or considerations. Using land for
recreational purposes is allowed under most Land Claims agreements,
however modifications to the land such as bolting and cutting trails
is usually controlled. Failure to comply with Land Claims agreements
could lead to closure of the crag. If you have any questions about a
particular area or crag let us know at climbyukon.net and well do our
best to answer."
From the first edition of Ryan Agar's guide book to the area: Yukon Climbing Guide.
Classic Climbing Routes at Yukon Territory
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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land fall under First Nations Land Claims agreements and may be
subject to special regulations or considerations. Using land for
recreational purposes is allowed under most Land Claims agreements,
however modifications to the land such as bolting and cutting trails
is usually controlled. Failure to comply with Land Claims agreements
could lead to closure of the crag. If you have any questions about a
particular area or crag let us know at climbyukon.net and well do our
best to answer."
From the first edition of Ryan Agar's guide book to the area: Yukon Climbing Guide. Dec 30, 2014