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Off the beaten path? Ski mountaineering and the weight of tradition in the Canadian Rockies, 1909–1940

Zac Robinson Univeristy of AlbertaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 1320-1343 | Published online: 10 Sep 2007

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Zac Robinson & Jay Scherer. (2009) ‘How Steep is Steep?’ The Struggle for Mountaineering in the Canadian Rockies, 1948–65. The International Journal of the History of Sport 26:5, pages 594-620.
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Pate Neumann & Courtney W. Mason. (2019) Managing land use conflict among recreational trail users: A sustainability study of cross-country skiers and fat bikers. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 28, pages 100220.
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