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	Alpine Club
		The Alpine Club, the world's first mountaineering club, is Britain’s only national club for Alpinists.
		We aim to be the club of choice for all mountaineers, providing a forum for sharing experiences and information.
		A newsletter covers the activities of the Club and its members, together with other topics of interest to climbers.
	www.alpine-club.org.uk (239 words)

	Victorian London - Directories - Dickens's Dictionary of London, by Charles Dickens, Jr., 1879 - "Alpine ...
		Alpine Club, 8 St. Martin’s-place, London, W.C.—This club was founded, in 1857, by about a dozen of the earliest explorers of the Swiss Alps, with the object of encouraging Alpine exploration and travel, and providing headquarters for those who are interested in all subjects connected therewith.
		The Apline Journal, a record of mountain adventure and scientific observation—the club publication —is published once a quarter by Longman and Co. The mountaineering qualification of the club is a severe one, the object being to secure that only thoroughly experienced and qualified mountaineers should become members of the club.
		The name of every candidate, together with a list of mountain expeditions, or a statement of the contributions to Alpine literature, science, or art, upon which he founds his claim for membership, shall be first submitted to the committee, who shall decide upon the sufficiency of his qualification.
	www.victorianlondon.org /entertainment/dickens-alpineclub.htm (219 words)

	The Alpine Club
		The Alpine Club is be designed to cater to the needs of the university's large number of climbers and backcountry users.
		It offers the university's alpine recreationalists a greater sense of community, support, and encouragement; as well as an organization where members are encouraged to become involved in issues concerning alpine areas and the community as a whole.
		The Alpine Club offers a positive and encouraging environment to assist students and faculty to pursue their love of the mountains and alpine activities.
	www.colorado.edu /StudentGroups/alpineclub/aboutus.htm (186 words)

	Ute Alpine Club Records Register
		Originally formed as a ski club in 1954, the Ute Alpine Club rapidly became known as a club in which members were involved in all types of outdoor activities.
		During the early years of the organization, the club's office was located in a large house known as "Das Berghaus." It became the general meeting place and was also a home for several of the club members.
		In addition, the club became highly involved in river running and was, at one point, sponsoring fifteen to twenty river trips a year.
	www.lib.utah.edu /spc/mss/ms438/ms438.html (881 words)

	Caltech Alpine Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Caltech Alpine club serves the entire Caltech and JPL community and is dedicated to all aspects of mountaineering.
		The alpine club is a loose organization of climbers on campus, with interests ranging from rock climbing to mountaineering to backcountry skiing.
		The caltech alpine club is forming an informal partnership with the Claremont College's outdoor club On The Loose.
	www.cco.caltech.edu /~alpine (2590 words)

	Stanford Alpine Club Exhibit
		Club founder Alfred Baxter's sermon to the faithful upon the opening of the exhibit.
		Coeducational membership was another factor distinguishing the SAC from the longer-established and better-known eastern clubs, and a tradition of "manless climbing" dated from the club's 1946 inaugural year.
		At Stanford the existence of the Alpine Club is as precarious as it is precious: The club exists in terms of a nucleus of avid climbers, sentimental enough to want to express their esprit in objective, institutional form, and proud enough to desire independence of the Sierra Club.
	www-sul.stanford.edu /depts/ssrg/misc/sac.htm (1559 words)

	Welcome to the WSU Alpine Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Our club is a diverse group of WSU students, faculty and staff, and Pullman area members, with a wide range of interests who love to be outdoors.
		WSU Alpine Club is more than climbing, but it is the place to come if you'd like advice on the hows, the whats and the wheres concerning climbing and telling a good epic.
		Alpine Club events are generally just people getting outside together and most trips are planned at the last minute through the list serv (weather doesn't accomondate long term planning).
	cub.wsu.edu /wsualpine (572 words)

	Alaska Alpine Club
		The Alaska Alpine Club "was formed to promote the exploration and enjoyment of Alaskan mountain areas - areas which are unrivaled."
		Current club activities include maintaining a climbing wall at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Student Recreation Center, maintaining local climbing crags, conducting a semester-long two-part Ski Mountaineering Class and Technical Climbing Class, and participating in community events.
		Past club activities include lobbying the state government to prevent industrial development in local climbing spots (the famous Alaska Pipeline was originally routed through the granite crags northeast of Fairbanks) and publishing guides to local climbing areas.
	www.uaf.edu /aac (127 words)

	YMCA Alpine Club
		The YMCA Alpine Club is sponsored by the Greater Manchester Family YMCA and the North Country YMCA.
		Originally two Outing Clubs, founded in Manchester in 1979 and in the North Country in 1994, the two Outing Clubs merged in 1997 to become the YMCA Alpine Club.
		The Alpine Club is designed to bring together those throughout the region with similar interests in hiking, backpacking, climbing, skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking and much more.
	www.northcountryymca.org /Alpine-info.html (270 words)

	Norwegian Alpine Club WWW pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		NTK is today besides being the oldest alpine club in Norway, also the one most rich in traditions.
		The club co-operate with different organisations in order to develop mountaineering ethics, quality standards for instructors and special mountaineering schools and safety and rescue rules.
		The club recruits the most experienced and skilled climbers in the country, with experience from various alpine disciplines.
	www.ntk.no /pages/NorwegianAlpineClub%20.htm (291 words)

	The American Alpine Club — News
		An innovative collaboration between the AAC and the Alpine Club of Pakistan, designed to introduce Pakistani women to mountaineering, was postponed at the 11th hour because of political disturbances and security concerns in Pakistan.
		The camp is a joint initiative of the AAC and the Alpine Club of Pakistan, which sought the Americans’ help because cultural concerns prevented Pakistan’s male climbers from introducing women to mountaineering.
		The American Alpine Club is the premier national organization in the U.S. devoted to the multitude of issues facing rock climbers and mountaineers.
	www.americanalpineclub.org /pages/news.php (2799 words)

	Alpine Club of Pakistan
		The Club aims at providing facilities, including training, to the mountain and nature lovers to enjoy the boundless beauty of Pakistan's mountains and participate in the healthy adventure activities of climbing and mountaineering.
		Since its raising Alpine Club of Pakistan has launched several mountaineering expeditions, singly as well as in collaboration with other international mountaineers to high mountains, which include Mount Everest (Nepal - 1997), K-2 (1977), Nanga Parbat (1997), Broad Peak (1982 and 2001), Gasherbrum II (1982) and many other high peaks in Pakistan.
		Alpine Club of Pakistan signs an Agreement with Karakorum Trust for Various Projects aimed at Preservation of Environments in Baltoro region, Central Karakorum National Park and Training of Trekking Guides
	www.alpineclub.org.pk (149 words)

	alpine club country - alpine club country (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Welcome to Alpine Country Club Alpine Country Club in Cranston, Rhode Island is a private, family-oriented country...
		Creek Mountain, premier residences on the Jack Nicklaus designed Country Club of the Rockies golf course and fine Alpine Club recreation facility.
		The Alpine Club is designed to bring together those throughout...
	alpine.rock-bottom.info /alpine-club-country (654 words)

	Alpine Ski Club: Expedition Grants
		Awards are granted on condition that successful applicants submit a short report on their sponsored activity within two months of completing the undertaking for which the award is made.
		This scholarship was set up jointly by the Alpine Ski Club and the Ski Club of Great Britain as a memorial to Kenneth Smith, in recognition of the work he did in promoting training for ski touring and ski mountaineering.
		It is administered by the ASC on behalf of both clubs, in consultation with a representative of the SCGB.
	www.alpineskiclub.org.uk /grants.htm (334 words)

	Stanford Alpine Club
		On March 15, 2007 at 7p, the Stanford Alpine Club and Outdoor Education Program are sponsoring a talk called "Living with Avalanches" by Jill Fredston.
		The Stanford Alpine Journal has been printed and is available for pickup from Niloy's office.
		The Stanford Alpine Journal has been printed and will be distributed to members with current dues at our first meeting.
	alpineclub.stanford.edu (1028 words)

	alpine club of canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Alpine Accidents in Canada - Alpine Club of Canada - Edmonton Section Alpine Club of Canada Edmonton Section Accident...
		Alpine Club of Canada - Ottawa Section Photo Gallery Album: A few Ups and Downs Album: Gear 2 of 3 The SIBERIA Ice Screw by Ural-Alp.
		Alpine Club of Canada The Alpine Club of Canada (ACC) was founded in 1906 by a number of like-minded...
	canada6.myinfoplan.com /alpine-club-of-canada.html (324 words)

	Santiam Alpine Club - Mountain Climbing in Oregon and the Northwest
		Santiam Alpine Club - Mountain Climbing in Oregon and the Northwest
		Climbed with club members on at least two occasions and with not less than three members in total.
		Santiam Alpine Club, Inc., is a registered nonprofit organization in the State of Oregon.
	www.santiamalpineclub.org (292 words)

	Alpine Club of Canada - Clubhouse and Alpine Huts
		The Club's backcountry huts range from remote bivi shelters at the base of distant mountains to log cabins with casual approaches in the Rocky and Selkirk Mountains of Alberta and British Columbia.
		Our front-country facilities include the Canadian Alpine Centre and International Hostel in Lake Louise and the Canmore Clubhouse in Canmore, home of the national ACC office.
		Whatever your reason for visiting an Alpine Club of Canada hut, we're sure that you'll enjoy your stay.
	www.alpineclubofcanada.ca /facility/index.html (200 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Nation -- American Alpine Club criticizes fee-for-rescue laws as misguided
		A new study by the American Alpine Club, however, says such dramatic and dangerous operations are the exception, and argues that state laws allowing climbers to be billed for their own rescues are misguided.
		The report, to be released Thursday and provided to The Associated Press, says American mountaineering deaths and injuries are declining, even though the number of climbers is increasing.
		The 7,000-member American Alpine Club, based in Golden, Colo., plans to use the report to lobby against fee-for-rescue legislation and to counter negative publicity surrounding spectacular mountain accidents.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/nation/20050517-1344-wst-climbingrescues.html (671 words)

	The Alpine Club Library
		The Archive has a unique collection of correspondence, diaries, press cuttings and club papers relating to the AC and the Ladies' Alpine Club, providing a record of the history of mountaineering.
		Access to the Archives is possible by arrangement with the Club archivist.
		The Alpine Club Library regularly sells a wide range of second hand books, journals, guidebooks, etc which are superfluous to requirements.
	www.alpine-club.org.uk /library (236 words)

	Southland Tramping Club
		Use of our 17 seat bus which is often used to get to and from club trips.
		Bargains at the trading table on club nights for local guide books, tramping food and other gear at good discounts.
		For club trips we can use their Homer Hut in the Darrans at 50% discount.
	www.fmc.org.nz /southland (355 words)

	The Japanese Alpine Club
		The Japanese Alpine Club (JAC) has developed keeping pace with the history of climbing, pioneering exploration, and creation of mountaineering culture in Japan since the beginning of its foundation in 1905.
		The dissemination of knowledge concerning mountains and mountaineering through the Club meetings, publications and Library.
		The consideration to facilitate the admission of foreigners to the Club.
	www.jac.or.jp /english/jac_e.htm (170 words)

	The Alpine Club of Canada - Canada's National Mountaineering Organization
		The ACC has 28 alpine huts and 19 regional club sections across Canada.
		Our 19 local "Sections" from Vancouver Island to Montreal are the heart and soul of the Club.
		Whether you are a hiker, backcountry skier, snowshoer, ice climber, rock climber or mountaineer, the ACC has an activity for you.
	www.alpineclubofcanada.ca (139 words)

	Alpine Club of Canada - Manitoba Section
		Founded in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1906, the Alpine Club of Canada represents the nation's climbing community.
		The club also maintains backcountry huts in the nation's most spectacular mountain terrain, and helps to preserve your access to wilderness areas across the country.
		The club's affiliation with the Union Internationale des Associations d'Alpinisme (UIAA) allows you to connect with international climbing organizations and share information about world-wide climbing issues.
	www.alpine-club.mb.ca (174 words)

	Alpine Ski Club - Alpine Ski Club
		It is the largest ski club in Las Vegas and takes trips to major ski resorts throughout the world.
		During the summer months (June - August), the Alpine Ski & Snowboard club will be meeting at Sierra Gold once a month on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 7-9pm.
		Alpine Ski Club Meetings will be held on the first and third Thursday of each month
	www.alpineskiclub.net (198 words)

	Alpine Club of Canada - Terms of Use / Copyright Notice
		Alpine Club of Canada - Terms of Use / Copyright Notice
		The Alpine Club of Canada ("the ACC") makes available for your use on this Web site (the "Site") information, documents and graphics incorporated in these documents (collectively, the "Materials"), subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this document (the "Terms of Use").
		By accessing or using this Site, which includes your access to or use of any of the Materials, you agree to the Terms of Use.
	www.alpineclubofcanada.ca /whoweare/copyright.html (928 words)

	climbers.org \| Alpine Club of Canada, Toronto Section
		To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first climbs at Bon Echo, the Toronto Section of the Alpine Club of Canada is pleased to present a special large format limited edition hard-cover version of A Guide to Rock Climbs at Bon Echo.
		Copyright © 2000 - 2007, The Alpine Club of Canada.
		Alpine Club National AGM - All members are welcome.
	www.climbers.org (550 words)

	Washington Alpine Club
		To encourage the healthful enjoyment of the great outdoors, to preserve its natural beauty, and to promote good fellowship among all lovers of nature.
		Many of us in the club had the lucky opportunity to learn from Pete and his team of instructors.
		The Washington Alpine Club is made possible by all those who volunteer their time, experience, and friendship.
	www.wacweb.org (666 words)

	Alaskan Alpine Club
		He is in Helena Montana at the moment, working on citizen rights issues, therefore ragging the increasingly malicious government, much to his amusement.
		The new club headquarters is slowly being upgraded to club activity status.
		Now that we don't have to deal with the inflated ego of those sorts who think they are a mountain climber, we can chit-chat about the Alaskan Alpine Club, Alaska mountain climbing, and laugh ourselves to tears over the antics of these humans.
	www.alaskanalpineclub.org (608 words)

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