• Continuous alpine travel with minimal descent into forested areas.

• Breathtaking views of Strathcona's mountainous landscapes and coastal panoramas.

• Opportunity to summit notable peaks, including the iconic Comox Glacier.

• Encounters with diverse alpine flora and fauna.

• Campsites set in serene, remote alpine settings.

• Difficulty: Strenuous; suitable for experienced hikers with high fitness levels.

• Duration: 5 days

• Approach: Begins at Paradise Meadows, ascending into alpine zones.

• Season: Optimal from July to September.

• Group Size: Maximum of 4 participants per guide.

• Price: $1,295 per person (based on a 4:1 participant-to-guide ratio)

• Day 1: Depart from Paradise Meadows, trekking through subalpine regions toward Mount Albert Edward's base.

• Day 2: Summit Mount Albert Edward; proceed along ridgelines to designated campsite.

• Day 3: Navigate alpine ridges, with optional ascent of Mount Frink.

• Day 4: Traverse toward Comox Glacier, setting up camp near its base.

• Day 5: Summit Comox Glacier; descend via the Frog Ponds route to trail's end.

What's Included

• 5 days led by a certified ACMG guide.

• Group technical equipment (e.g., ropes).

Not Included

• Transportation to and from trailheads.

• Meals and personal snacks.

• Personal gear, Harness, Glacier Gear (some items , available for rent).

• Ability to hike 5–15 km daily with up to 1,500m elevation gain, carrying a heavy pack.

• Comfortable moving over varied terrains, including snow, scree, and steep slopes.

• Familiarity with personal gear and its limitations.

• Preparedness for five days in diverse weather conditions.

• Sturdy hiking boots suitable for alpine conditions.

• Weather-appropriate clothing (layers for varying temperatures).

• Sleeping bag rated for alpine environments.

• Personal camping gear (tent, stove, etc.).

• Climbing harness and helmet (available for rent if needed).