Mountain Mentors offers programming to people who are committed to growth and skill development in the backcountry and beyond.
We serve marginalized genders including women, non-binary, gender non-conforming, trans masculine and trans feminine folks.
Celebrating 1000+ participants, our community thrives on inclusivity and adventure.
Mountain Mentors is hosting its third community art show at the Brackendale Art Gallery on October 5 from 5-7pm. This show celebrates the creativity among the Mountain Mentors community and spreads awareness about Mountain Mentors program.
Maisha is a UBC student who recently moved to Vancouver from Bangladesh. Through Mountain Mentors this summer, she went on some amazing hikes and even tried climbing for the first time. What was even more meaningful for her were the deep connections she made and the support she found in the cohort.
Kate has been involved in Mountain Mentors since the early days. She shares with us why she is inspired to be a mentor and how she built community in the program beyond her mentorship pair.
Claire is a winter mentee in her mentor in her third backcountry season. Her mentor Tori helped her build confidence in working towards bigger days and managing more complex terrain. She also loved the community she found in Mountain Mentors — beyond just her mentorship pair.