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Alpine Club of Canada is Building a Mount Robson Hut

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The club is raising money to help reach their financial goal. "This sustainable, permanent hut will provide a safe haven for climbers, hikers, and explorers while minimizing human impact on this fragile alpine environment..."
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The club is raising money to help reach their financial goal. "This sustainable, permanent hut will provide a safe haven for climbers, hikers, and explorers while minimizing human impact on this fragile alpine environment..."

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