Haldan Borglum | Peak by Peak

Other Sends

This page of my site is dedicated to technical or noteworthy mountain outings I've done that don't count towards any larger list or objective. Among them you'll find everything from difficult scrambles to climbs and even a European summit or two!

I've chosen to leave out less technical and uninteresting objectives, there are some additional reports I plan to get to eventually that could be of interest to some including Mount Evan-Thomas, Mount Wintour, The Black Tusk, etc. Expect to see those here at some point!

A climber ascending one of the final technical steps to reach the summit of Mount Weart and complete the Armchair Traverse with lakes and glaciers far below.
A climber crosses the exceedingly exposed ridge of Mount French nicknamed The Guillotine with impressive glacier and lakes below and peaks on the horizon.

By the time I find myself pursuing a big mountain goal it ends up becoming an all encompassing focus for me and I don't really go after many other objectives until it's complete. That being said I do have other cool mountains and routes I'd like to take on once I've checked off all the 11000ers of the Canadian Rockies. I've organized short term and long term future mountain objectives of mine into a map available here for those interested!


Mount Birdwood
Sundance Peak
 The impressive and slightly snowcovered subpeaks of Mount Robertson from near the main summit with numerous Kananaskis peaks visible in the distance.
Mount Robertson
Views north from the summit of Wetterspitze after a winter ascend of this Italian peak.
Wetterspitze | Cima del Tempo
 Views from the summit of Chancellor Peak towards Lake Louise with The Goodsirs and other giant peaks visible.
Chancellor Peak
 The ridge along the Armchair Traverse to reach the summit of Mount Weart with impressive glacier in all directions.
The Armchair Traverse
A climber ascending the exceedingly exposed ridge of Mount French nicknamed The Guillotine.
Mount French
 A climber on the south ridge of Mount Vaux with snow on it's east side and a sizable drop to the west.
Mount Vaux

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