Top 19 Canadian Rock Climbing Influencers on Instagram (Jul 2026)

We found 19 rock climbing Influencers in Canada
These influencers mention 'rock climbing' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in Canada. Here are the top 19. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
07/27/2026
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1. Marie-Andrée Racine ᨒ Rock climber - Adventure Mom📍 Squamish

Canada

🏔️Inspiring your next epic adventure 🧗‍♀️ Climbing beta •Type 2 fun lover ✉️ mariea11@hotmail.com ᨒ Climb • Snowboard • Hike • Camp 📸 UGC + Collab

Followers
14.8k
Fake followers
14.09%
Engagement rate
1.23%
Average Reel plays
6.1k
Audience gender
female
64.58%
male
35.42%
Top performing Reels
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  3. Winter camping isn’t about being tough , t’s about having a system that keeps you warm, safe, and actually enjoying the adventure. If you’ve been scared to try it, I get it. I used to think winter camping meant losing circulation in my toes and sleeping in misery too 😂
But once I learned the basics of heat management + moisture control, everything changed. Here’s the truth nobody tells you: 🔥 You don’t need a -30°C sleeping bag
❄️ You don’t need to suffer to have fun
💨 Wind protection matters more than you think
❄️ Cold doesn’t kill trips, moisture does If you follow these 5 rules from my reel: 1. Prioritize R-value over sleeping bag rating
 2. Stay dry (moisture = cold)
 3. Fuel your body to stay warm
 4. Use a hot water bottle heat boost
 5. Shelter smart and block wind
 …winter camping becomes cozy, rewarding, and honestly? More peaceful than summer camping. No crowds. No bugs. Just quiet mountains and a crackling stove under the stars. ✨ If you want to try winter camping but don’t know where to start, I made something for you 👇
I put together my Lightweight Winter Camping Checklist with everything I pack for cold-weather backpacking, gear, clothing, sleep system, etc. Want it?
⬇️
Comment WINTER and I’ll send it to you. Let’s get more people outside this season ❄️🔥 What’s the coldest temperature you’ve ever camped in?
Tell me below 👇 Cover photo 📸 : @aratson 📍 Tantalus range, Squamish ⛺️ @nemoequipment #WinterCamping #BackpackingTips #OutdoorAdventure #ExploreMore #WinterHiking #ColdWeatherCamping #AlpineLife #MountainCulture #AdventureMoms #WomenWhoExplore
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Audience location by country
Canada
46.76%
United States
30.08%
United Kingdom
2.49%
Australia
2.35%
Indonesia
1.43%
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2. Ethan Salvo

Canada
Followers
12k
Fake followers
14.45%
Engagement rate
17.2%
Average Reel plays
39.8k
Audience gender
female
34.07%
male
65.93%
Top performing Reels
  1. 7 226
  2. The Singularity 4 years ago I walked the path I’ve now walked more than any other in the forest. It was then I saw The Singularity for the first time and told myself “I have to climb that in my lifetime”. In 2022 I moved to Squamish and dove head first into granite bouldering. As the year went on, some of my projects went down and others started to feel possible. I’d frequently try The Singularity, but always felt so far from being able to do the crux move. It remained as the ultimate goal for myself, not only because it’s way harder than everything else here, but since it would require me to improve a great amount as a granite boulderer. It wasn’t until last fall that I improved enough to execute the crux movement. Shockingly, it felt easy and I knew it was not a matter of if I could do the problem, but rather when. Over my next 2 sessions, I fell after the crux 4 times total, and then it rained for the rest of the season. In the New Year, I drove south to bishop in search of dry rock and good weather. I was greeted by an open landscape, sun, perfect conditions, and more opportunities to grow as a climber than I would’ve anticipated. By the time I started my 20-hour drive home, I felt like I was ready to close my chapter with The Singularity. Last week I was having a pretty mediocre session. My skin and energy levels were low, and the crux move was feeling far away from the start. I told myself and my friends that I’d give it one last try to end the session. I pulled on, and gave the try that would end the journey. Upon topping out, I looked down and imagined a 17-year-old me staring back. It felt surreal to be standing in the place I envisioned back then, especially since the vision was nothing but a youthful dream. You really need everything to come together to have that moment, I guess that’s what The Singularity is. More to come on this one later this year🤟🏼 To clarify, I started matched on the jug like Nalle and Lucas. I think the first move adds some difficulty and makes the problem feel more complete. Photos: @patvalade @jake.climbs.photography @sp.climbs @antigrav.wtf @1914coffeecompany @howesoundsales @lasportivana @rhinoskinsolutions
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  3. Zazen V15 (post break FA?) Today, Mother Nature was kind enough to bless me with some amazing weather and keep my psych high. When I walked up to zazen this morning I wasn’t sure how it would go. I pulled on and sent 2nd try, by myself, in perfect weather. It was a beautiful moment that I will cherish for a long time I’ll save my feelings and story telling for somewhere else other then my Instagram, this one is too special for me to try and cram into a few paragraphs. Here’s some spray about the boulder and grade proposal: Zazen is a sit start to gibbs cave, established by Harry Robertson in 2003. Story maybe goes that a hold broke recently after Harry climbed it, and it hasn’t seen an ascent since. ill propose V15 for this one. It breaks down to a 3 move v11/12 on crimps into the hardest single move I’ve done. The crux move is off a small left hand mini pinch, and you do a a huge jump to the start rail of gibbs, then you climb the V8. I knew that linking the move would be hard from the bottom, but on the send go that move still felt damn hard (a feeling I normally don’t find when sending boulders in Squamish). I’m a bit hesitant to propose V15 as I haven’t tried many in the world, but this boulder is as my style as it gets so if I was to climb V15 it makes sense it would be in this style. Enough rambling, I’m still in a bit of shock from this one and need more time to gather my thoughts. Longer story/write up and the video to come soon. Much love everyone @evolv_worldwide @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @rhinoskinsolutions @frictionlabs @windsorrockgym @physivantage @brightstoneclimbing #teamevolv #neverstopexploring #skinabusespecialist #frictionlabs
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Audience location by country
Canada
59.83%
United States
17.76%
United Kingdom
3.22%
Italy
1.79%
Germany
1.19%
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3. pia anay chen graham

Canada

art direction / rock climbing @arcteryxtoronto

Followers
4k
Fake followers
16.52%
Engagement rate
7.44%
Average Reel plays
6k
Audience gender
female
33.79%
male
66.21%
Top performing Reels
  1. 1 795
  2. 766
  3. 646
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
57.36%
United States
16.44%
United Kingdom
3.23%
Spain
2.77%
Italy
1.72%
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4. Evan Hau

Canada

Rock climbing adventures in Canada and across the globe. Math, Physics, and Chemistry Tutor Online and Calgary NW @evanhaututor La Sportiva Petzl

Followers
2.9k
Fake followers
14.43%
Engagement rate
2.25%
Average Reel plays
1.7k
Audience gender
female
19.42%
male
80.58%
Top performing Reels
  1. 1 651
  2. 495
  3. 444
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
42.05%
United States
30.46%
Italy
3.19%
Australia
2.98%
United Kingdom
2.43%
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5. Rémi Torrenta 🇫🇷🇪🇸→🇨🇦

Canada

🐦 Wildlife Biologist @birds.canada 🍁 Naturalist Guide 🏕 Wilderness Adventurer – Trekking, rock climbing, paddling 🌱 Minimalist Lifestyle 🌍 FR/EN/ES

Followers
2.6k
Fake followers
18.04%
Engagement rate
5.09%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
11.44%
male
88.56%
Top performing Reels
  1. 706
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  3. 646
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
30.22%
United States
15.37%
France
12.75%
Costa Rica
12.62%
Spain
3.42%
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6. Jeremy Regoto

Canada

Climbing rock & ice in obscure & remote places | YYC | All it takes is all you've got | May we never lose our wonder | @labeledagency | @rotoimage

Followers
2.5k
Fake followers
17.04%
Engagement rate
4.52%
Average Reel plays
1.7k
Audience gender
female
38.41%
male
61.59%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
United States
31%
Canada
29.79%
United Kingdom
4.26%
Italy
3.59%
Spain
2.69%
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7. Laura Schmidt

Canada

♡ Finding peace in the wild places + within 🧚‍♀️ ♡ Rock climbing, beekeeping, outdoor adventures ♡ Technica mine rescue ♡ @climbsudbury

Followers
2.3k
Fake followers
24.81%
Engagement rate
3.36%
Average Reel plays
1.4k
Audience gender
female
65.09%
male
34.91%
Top performing Reels
  1. 677
  2. 294
  3. Little Miss! I kept wanting to write about this climb, but it’s just so personal, I didn’t know where to start. My biggest accomplishment this year wasn’t this, it was getting a handle on my health. I learned how to manage a chronic health condition I wasn’t aware I had (explains so much!) and as a result I’ve probably felt more vibrancy in my life this past year than I have in the last twenty. I can keep muscle on now, I sleep well, I have energy again and can more readily accept my body at the times I don’t. My mind isn’t so foggy and slow anymore, I can focus, and I can better manage stress and fear. This route, Little Miss, shut me down over a year ago when I was feeling unwell and didn’t yet have any answers (not to mention I was undernourished at the time). Marco, Artur and I worked this line together — we refined beta, compared gear placements, and cheered each other on. They both got it nearly right away, and I felt like a little sister just trying to keep up. I had all the pieces, and just couldn’t put them together. Fast forward eight months (five with basically zero climbing or training) and it finally happened for me. Yeah, I’m proud of this one because of the grade (my first trad 5.11) and because I’m the first woman to have sent it, but I’m most proud because it was proof that all of the effort I put toward managing my health, conscious action that I’ll have to keep up for the rest of my life, makes a difference. I don’t do new year’s resolutions, but for 2021, I told myself that no matter what, I would not make choices, in climbing and life, that made me feel like I was fighting against my body. I kept that promise, and it totally changed the way I approach my climbing, and while I did collect a handful of little green check marks for my season, the biggest send of the year was having a truly enjoyable, mentally engaging season outdoors. 🧗‍♀️ Little Miss, 5.11a T, Echo crag 📍 Atikameksheng Anishnawbek land 📸 Amber Lenoir, @amberlenoir (P.S. If you are an Instagram helmet police coming for me, please name at least five men you’ve told to wear a helmet this past year and then I heartily welcome your unsolicited advice in the comments.)
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
41.55%
United States
35.57%
Italy
2.1%
United Kingdom
2.1%
Australia
1.99%
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8. Rock Climbing Hand Care

Canada

Former Hand Care Enthusiast ✨ No longer making products or posting 💌 Thank you for your support! 🔗 Check out my new adventures at @dr.mayamatthews

Followers
2.2k
Fake followers
11.87%
Engagement rate
1.01%
Average Reel plays
1k
Audience gender
female
38.85%
male
61.15%
Top performing Reels
  1. 12 272
  2. 103
  3. 97
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
55.27%
United States
19.55%
United Kingdom
3.99%
Spain
2.35%
Germany
1.74%
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9. Kazuki Koga

Canada

GORGE : to communicate the aesthetic and spiritual sublimity of rock climbing, and to explore the climbing route that leads to the summit of the gods🏔

Followers
2.1k
Fake followers
9.86%
Engagement rate
6.52%
Average Reel plays
3k
Audience gender
Top performing Reels
  1. / この度12/16をもってHIVEを退職することになりました。 この約4年半の間、未熟な自分を暖かく見守り受け入れてくださった皆様に深く感謝します。 2018年末、モントリオールから帰国することが決まってしまいこれからどうしようかと迷ってたところにお話をもらって2019年からスタッフとして働き始め2020年2月からはパステルと共同で運営を引き継ぎました。しかしその2ヶ月後コロナ禍に突入。思うように営業出来ず悔しい思いをさせられる日々が続きましたが、皆様のサポートのおかげでなんとか持ち堪えることができ、この約2年間はほぼ全開で営業できました。 この仕事は経済活動として俺の生活に直結していますが、同時にクラブという文化的施設である以上音楽業界の(ごくごく)一端も(一応)担っている気がしないわけでもないわけで、その中で街や人と連携しつつ自分が美しいと思うものを皆で創り上げていくということは、とても金なんかでは語れない面白さややりがいがありました。またバックグラウンドがまるっきり正反対のパステルとの共同運営は最初難しさもありましたがその一方で、この店で俺たちにしか作れないクラブにおける多様性の在り方をある程度実現出来たとも思っています。まあこれは俺たちが元々ツレじゃなかったからという部分も大きく作用してると思いますが。 ほどよくドライかつ緩めの連帯感に得意・不得意分野がまるでパズルのピースのようにピッタリハマった奇跡的バランスのビジネスパートナー関係でした。つくづくシゲさんの名采配がビシッとキマッたと思います。よく言ってますが俺一人だったらとっくにこの店潰してますんで。 共同経営のおかげで元々は俺とあまり関わり無く、「他所は他所」という精神が深く根付いているHIPHOP周辺・スケーターやダンサーのみなさんもパーティを通して俺のことを仲間のようにケアしてくれたことにとても感謝しています。 またHIVEでの業務は自分の音楽活動にも役立ちました。全くの素人から試行錯誤しつつPAとして音響に取り組んだことでサウンドそのものや、音響によって音楽が(無意識下で)身体的・精神的にどう作用していくのかをある程度知れたことは非常に大きな気づきでした。 正直なところ10年目のHIVE、4年目の俺たち2代目HIVEはまだまだここからが本番で、俺個人としても店でやり残したことは沢山あります。それなのにHIVEを離れるのはどうなのかとも思いますが、あるきっかけを得たことで今一度自由な身になって新しいフィールドへ、もっと予測不能な環境に身を置いて自分が・自分の音楽がどう変わっていくのかを観ていきたいという一心で退職を決意しました。また俺が退き、代わりに俺についてきてくれている若者が新しくHIVEのスタッフになることで店にも新しい空気が入りどんどんと良い方向へ向かう予感をすでにビンビンに感じています。クラブにとって新陳代謝をしていくことはすごく大事だなと思うこの頃です。 12/20からは北九州を離れて一時的に東京都内に拠点を移して活動します。東京近郊の皆さんよろしくお願いします。その後は実はまだ未定!決まり次第お知らせします。 コロナ禍を抜けこの2年間、自分がいろんな場所で演奏させてもらう中で沢山の方にHIVEでDJ・ライブしたいとお声がけをいただきました。運営からは離れますがこれからもゲストブッキングなどHIVEと連携していこうと思ってるので何かありましたら是非お声がけください。音響も今まさにギリギリまで追い込んでいる最中で、自分の中では今ある音響設備で最も疲れにくく・タイトかつレンジが広く感じる自分の理想とするクラブ音響をある程度実現できました。うち、けっこう音良いですよ。 ということで長くなりましたが、残り数週間ぜひお会いできる方はHIVEまでいらしてください。 12/9のBroshudaを迎えてのパーティと12/16にはHIVEにてfarewellパーティを執り行っていただきライブしますので是非。また0ffice福岡の運営からも一旦退きますので、12/8の福岡Kieth Flackも是非お越しください。 大変お世話になりました!これからもよろしく!!!
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Audience location by country
Japan
57.64%
Canada
13.91%
United States
9.77%
France
2.12%
Germany
1.8%

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11. Fiona Seabrook

Canada

President of the Brock University Student Union Rock climbing videos in reels! 🧗🏼‍♀️

Followers
1.9k
Fake followers
7.31%
Engagement rate
13.78%
Average Reel plays
2.2k
Audience gender
female
49.94%
male
50.06%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
74.95%
United States
13.61%
India
1.3%
Mexico
1.08%
Brazil
0.86%
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12. Daniel Lam🧗‍♂️

Canada

22🇨🇦 Rock Climber 🧗‍♂️ Route setter at Hub climbing CEO of Sketchy Falls @eggpouch.chalkbags Holds by @mlcustomholds

Followers
1.8k
Fake followers
12.74%
Engagement rate
4.42%
Average Reel plays
2.1k
Audience gender
female
51.74%
male
48.26%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
57.06%
United States
24.12%
United Kingdom
1.76%
China
1.37%
Germany
1.18%
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13. Lest ☆

Canada

˚✧₊⁎Torontoˍ̮ ⁎⁺˳✧༚ @veilvolumes @lestinepasion- rock climbing

Followers
1.7k
Fake followers
7.85%
Engagement rate
13.2%
Average Reel plays
2.1k
Audience gender
female
51.59%
male
48.41%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
Canada
70.32%
United States
12.57%
France
1.34%
India
1.34%
Italy
1.34%
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14. Jeremy Postal

Canada

Mountain living, snow chasing, rock climbing, family rearing, misfit. Wild spaces inspire me. Whistler SAR & @whistler_weddingpastor

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18. Mariely Acevedo

Canada

* Chef Vegano 👩‍🍳🌱 * Creadora de @kelownavegans * Fitness passion 🏋🏽‍♂️ * Rock climbing 🧗‍♀️ * Aventuras🌍

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19. Jean

Canada

Modeling Account: @jeany.terre Hiking / Yoga / Rock Climbing Environmental Studies 🌱

Followers
1k
Fake followers
10.57%
Engagement rate
11.26%
Average Reel plays
711
Audience gender
female
51.54%
male
48.46%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Canada
77.88%
United States
9.73%
Mexico
1.33%
Philippines
1.33%
Nigeria
1.33%

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