CAMP MOOSE TRAIL · GET YOUR BEARINGS

Camp maps.

Find your tent. Get to know the place around you.

01 / AROUND CAMP

The camp map.

The latest illustrated layout of our tents, paths and shared spaces. Start with the parking area and follow the walk into camp.

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Illustrated Camp Moose Trail layout showing parking, the walk into camp, ten named tents, the kitchen, library, outhouses, shared facilities and climbing wall. — Illustrated camp layout · Not to scale. Facility availability varies by season; check the current winter information before your stay.

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02 / BEYOND CAMP

Read the landscape.

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A short distance on a map can still mean a steep climb. Contour lines show how the ground rises and falls: close lines mean steeper slopes; wider spacing means gentler ground.

Creeks, valleys and ridgelines put camp in context. Understanding that terrain helps you ask better questions about an outing’s elevation gain, approach and suitability before heading out.

Still exploring.

We’re continuing to explore the landscape directly around camp, including potential new climbing lines and places we’re only beginning to get to know. Visiting climbers are part of that story, exploring the area and helping establish new routes. We’ll keep updating this map as we learn more and document what’s out there.

Camp host Noel at the Mount Willowbank summit — **Mount Willowbank**Camp host Noel enjoys the views from Willowbank summit.

Camp host Thea looking over the mountains from Willowbank summit — **Willowbank views**Camp host Thea takes in the views from Willowbank summit.

Camp host Noel on the Willowbank hike — **The hike up**Camp host Noel on the hike up Willowbank.

Unclimbed ice beyond Doyle Canyon, visible from the Camp Moose Trail parking area — **Beyond Doyle Canyon**Unclimbed ice visible from the Camp Moose Trail parking area.

Topographic map showing Camp Moose Trail, surrounding contours and creeks, and the approximate Willowbank route continuing along the ridge to the summit. — Terrain overview · Willowbank summit hike completed by camp staff. Route lines are approximate. Terrain: © OpenTopoMap (CC-BY-SA), © OpenStreetMap contributors and SRTM. Terrain attribution is retained on the map.

Sophie Fournier-Graillon beneath Ladies’ First Falls, about to make the first female ascent — **Ladies’ First Falls**Sophie Fournier-Graillon, about to make the first female ascent.

**Ladies’ First Falls**Adam Keirle climbing unroped at Ladies’ First Falls.

A climber on the frozen waterfall at Ladies’ First Falls — **Ladies’ First Falls**A closer look at the climbing.

Camp host Ryan Hamilton in a red jacket, watching climbers make the first ascent of Ladies’ First Falls — **Ladies’ First Falls**Camp host Ryan Hamilton looks on as climbers make the first ascent of Ladies’ First Falls.

Tap to enlarge. The camp layout and terrain overview serve different purposes; neither shows current trail or weather conditions.