GUIDED MOUNTAIN RUNNING
WITH CANADIAN ROCKIES RUNNING ADVENTURES
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Looking for something a little more adventurous? Keep reading.... Running on a glacier, scrambling a 11’000 foot peak, or getting off the beaten trail. We tailor our pace and trips to suit what your looking for! OR join one of our public trips where we take a relaxed pace to enjoy photos and take in the beauty of the mountains.
Contact us now to get the dates you want for your 2020 summer running holiday, or check out our Calendar of public trips when it arrives in December. |
“Hello! We are both very passionate about exploring our home mountains, the Canadian Rockies to the East and the Purcell range to the West. We are lucky to live in one of the most pristine and wild of alpine environments where the views dominate your focus in all directions and options here are never ending. From navigating technical alpine ridges, cruising on rolling single track or dropping in on a sweet scree slope line, we’re never bored. Whether it’s a full alpine adventure or half day run on one of our local favorites, we’d love to use our knowledge and expertise to show you around our backyard. “
~James (ACMG/IFMGA MG) & Em (ACMG AHG)"
~James (ACMG/IFMGA MG) & Em (ACMG AHG)"
Emily Compton grew up on the goat trails of the Cabinet Mountains, exploring some of the forgotten corners of Western Montana. To her, life is just more fun in a pair of running shoes. That fun has taken her running and racing in Canada, Chile, Argentina, the UK, Ireland, Greece, the Alps and across the US. Now residing in the Columbia Valley, you can find her adventuring in the Rockies and Purcells with friends, new and old.
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James Madden has spent the majority of his life playing in the mountains. He is passionate about exploring the wilderness and having a great time while doing so. Having grown up skiing and climbing, it was a natural progression to become a fully certified Mountain Guide. Baffin Island, Alaska, Australia, New Zealand, and Argentina are but a few places he has hung his hat. Now he is bridging the gap between Mountain Running and Mountaineering.
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