Photos by dead_milkman

The sun setting behind Peak 4 and Mt. Allen... Quite a view from the front porch of the Neil Colgan Hut, Canada's highest habitable structure. Brad Cooke (2003). Brad Cooke Colleciton.

Genki on the oft-photographed Jason Lives (5.13a) at the Back of the Lake, Lake Louise. Brad Cooke (2003). Brad Cooke Collection.

Esther seconding the ultra-classic Long Stemmed Rose. Brad Cooke (2003). Brad Cooke Collection.

The summit of Mt. Louis is slightly larger than a table-top and bears this cross placed by the Calgary Mountain Club in the 1950's. This, combined with the Dolomite-style "true" summit, makes for a rather effective lightning rod. Brad Cooke (2003). Brad Cooke Collection.

Would you climb with this man? Brad about to take off up Long Stemmed Rose, a classic 10a at the Back of the Lake, Lake Louise. Mike Warren (2003). Brad Cooke Collection.

The Routes are: 1. NE Ridge, 2. Berle/Kallen, 3. Chouinard, 4. Center Ice Bulge Direct!, 5. Roth/Kallen, 6. W Ridge, P = top of Perrin Route.

Mt. Athabasca, one of the most climbed peaks in the Canadian Rockies with routes up to III 5.4 WI3 in difficulty. Canon A2e, 28 mm f/2.8, Fuji Velvia. Brad Cooke (2003)

View of the Peaks 1 through 7 of the Ten Peaks from below Sentinel Pass. From left to right: Fay (barely visible), Little, Bowlen, Peak 4, Perren, Allen, and Tuzo. Brad Cooke (2003)

Pinnacle Mountain. The normal route roughly ascends the left hand skyline (SW ridge). Brad Cooke (2003)

Ian (red helmet) and Andy (blue helmet) acsending the normal route. Only a couple hunded meters of gully to go before the only pitch of real climbing, typically avoided by batmanning up a hemp rope! Brad Cooke (2003)

The Parkway is a road with one of the most beautiful views on Earth. Looking South at the Crowfoot glacier on a bright summer night. Brad Cooke (2003)

Mike (foreground) and Manuel pose for a quick breakfast beer... on the summit of Athabasca after climbing the Regular North Face. I wonder if Big Rock will sponsor me? Brad Cooke (2003)

B. Cooke on Moonlight Falls, Evan Thomas Creek, Kananaskis (WI4) in relatively fat conditions. Photo by I. Hunt.

Brad Cooke jamming Secret Samadhi, Grotto Canyon, Alberta. Canon EOS A2e, 50 mm f/8, Fuji Velvia.