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Mt. Rainier: July 20, 2013 Summit!

The RMI Four Day Summit Climb team led by JJ Justman reached the summit of Mt. Rainier early this morning. The team reported a beautiful morning with clear skies and light winds of about 20mph. The ascent to the summit took about 6 hours and 10 minutes. The team left the summit and will descend back to Camp Muir and then continue to Paradise. RMI Guide Billy Nugent led a team of climbers in the North Cascades. They reached the summit today around 2 pm PT. They returned to camp around 5 pm and will spend their final night in the mountains. Tomorrow they will descend to the trial head and complete their trip. Congratulations to today's team!

Comments (3)

Great job guys! I have enjoyed seeing the pictures on facebook. Anxious to hear the stories. Congratulations!

Posted by: Jeff Lindmark on

You guys rock! I never thought I’d see my mom in shorts while in the snow..must have been working hard. Congratulations on summit!

Posted by: Erica on

Wonderful. Can’t wait to see you all…send pics!

Posted by: Steve Grubbs on

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