Seeing Is Believing
You can only imagine the views from the rooftop of Glacier until you see them with your own eyes, but unless you know where to go you may get yourself in a dangerous position.
Our team has been climbing in Glacier for many years. We knew where to go for reaching the summits of many mountains. We used the classic guidebook A Climber’s Guide to Glacier National Park by , J. Gordon Edwards. Most of his book was written before the 1960’s.
Since then many things have changed in Glacier National Park.
Trails have been re-routed, trees have grown, glaciers have shrunk, and rocks have moved. A few years ago we started sharing photos with red lines of the routes drawn on them and then we recognized a need for a more up-to-date climbing guidebook series. The project took 10 years to complete and now the “Passmore Guides” are considered the go-to guide for climbing in Glacier National Park.
Climb Glacier National Park is an illustrated guidebook for off-trail travel and summiting mountains in Glacier National Park. The guidebook series of 5 volumes features routes for beginning and intermediate climbers to nearly 100 summits.
Climb Glacier National Park
Volume 1: Logan Pass Area
Volume 2: Two Medicine Area
Volume 3: Lake McDonald and Sperry Glacier Area
Volume 4: Many Glacier Valley
Volume 5: St. Mary, Cut Bank and Marias Pass Areas
who’s on your Team?
Our team is made of a group of friends and family with a common passion for life and enjoying the high country in Glacier National Park.
Here’s a 2024 update on the guidebook series.
