Canada · Purcell Mountains, British Columbia
Mt. Nimbus Via Ferrata
Mount Nimbus Helicopter Ferrata
The helicopter access and the bridge between two towers justify the selection; conflicting records were removed instead of being used to inflate the narrative.
Score / 100
3 distinct sources
- Type
- via ferrata ou experience hybride cablee exterieure
- Duration
- Unknown
- Grade
- Not documented
- Best period
- Check locally
Why it enters the Top 100
An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.
The route is only accessible by helicopter from the Bobbie Burns lodge and crosses ridges, peaks and walls in the backcountry of the Purcell Mountains. Its signature element is a free suspension bridge between two towers, around a thousand metres above the ground according to the manager, before a rappel from the summit. CMH still markets Nimbus; Tourism Golden confirms the existence of the ferrata and the helicopter experience, without setting an absolute record.
What sets it apart: The route is accessible only by helicopter from the Bobbie Burns lodge and crosses ridges, peaks and walls in the backcountry of the Purcell Mountains.; Its signature element is a free suspension bridge between two towers, about a thousand metres above the ground according to the manager, before a rappel from the summit.; CMH still markets Nimbus; Tourism Golden confirms the existence of the ferrata and the helicopter experience, without setting an absolute record.
Score breakdown
Median / 5Traceability
The facts behind the profile.
The route is only accessible by helicopter from the Bobbie Burns lodge and crosses ridges, peaks and walls in the backcountry of the Purcell Mountains.
Its signature element is a free suspension bridge between two towers, around a thousand metres above the ground according to the manager, before a rappel from the summit.
CMH still markets Nimbus; Tourism Golden confirms the existence of the ferrata and the helicopter experience, without setting an absolute record.
Geographical precision: Coordinate of the area or locality, not of the start of the via ferrata; Do not use for terrain navigation.