
Athlete
PHOTO: Finish line of the Golden 120km after placing 1st by nearly 2 hours and setting the course record
Sam Dickie
Ultra Runner, Alpinist, Vertically Obsessed

Zion 100km
2nd Place
First Race post Covid. Spent two months training in the desert and on April 9th, 2022 I toed the line of the Zion Ultra. Temperatures got up to 31 degrees by mid day causing serious dehydration but managed to cross the line in 2nd.


Assiniboine
Fall of 2019 I ran 25km in to Mt. Assiniboine than climbed it the following day with Matt, Luke and Colemen

RVR 100km
1st Place
This was my first race outside of High School, and decided to just jump right in to the ultra scene. The course was muddy, swampy, and had lots of bushwhacking. But after 14 hours I crossed the finish line in first place!


Mt. Willingdon FKT
Mt. Willingdon is located in one of the most remote areas of Banff National Park and the summit reaches over 11,000 feet. In August 2022, I shaved 1H 45M off the previous FKT. Finishing the run in 7:42


Squamish 50 Mile
5th Place
Fantastic course, loved running through the rainforest of BC. Had some IT band issues just over half way through the race, instead of catching 3rd place, I ended up falling back to 5th. Overall happy with my race, and how I dealt with the pain.


Golden 120
1st Place
The Golden 120km was definitely the best race of my 2020 season. Felt good from beginning to end, maintained a good energy and ended up taking 1st place, and holding the new course record


Photo of our bivy sight on the Columbia glacier, we had zero views on the summit and were navigating by GPS as visibility was 10 meters tops.

Running 230km from Lake Louis to Jasper
During the 2020 pandemic, I decided to run 230km from lake Louise to Jasper and raise money for mental health. While doing so, also became the 1st person to run the entire length of the Icefields Parkway
BIG DIRTY 230

Mt. Athabasca
First 11,000er in the Canadian rockies. We climbed to the summit via the Silver Horn route, and had an incredible day with outstanding views of the Columbia Ice field

Mt. Assiniboine
Colemen walking down the summit ridge of Mt. Assiniboine "The Matterhorn of the Rockies".

Mt. Aberdeen
Matt and Luke looking off at Mt. Temple, the king of the Lake Louise group while nearly on the summit of Mt. Aberdeen

Mt. Hector
Standing on the summit after navigating an incredibly crevasse filled glacier, punching through neumerous time up to our hips or deeper

I spent over a month in the Everest region in 2017, ticking off smaller peaks and running the high passes. Short film here
Everest Region

Mt. Hector
Standing on the summit after navigating an incredibly crevasse filled glacier, punching through neumerous time up to our hips or deeper