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Denali Expedition: Haugen & Team Move Camp to 11,200’

June 20, 2016 - 11:11 P.M. PDT Few things are as satisfying as watching a storm clear and being able to once again see the mountain you are trying to climb. Our stormy weather did just that, allowing us to do a rapid pack and move up to our 11,200 ft. camp. We spent the afternoon digging in and letting our tents dry out, and everyone is looking forward to a well deserved day of rest and acclimatization tomorrow. It was a stunningly beautiful evening up here, watching the clouds roll over Kahiltna Dome and streaks of solstice sunlight streak Mount Foraker. Fingers crossed for good weather to come. Love from, RMI Guide Mike Haugen and Team El Siete

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Comments (4)

11,200 - too easy. Go Team El Siete!

Posted by: E.L. on

Yay, Phil & team! Praying for continued good weather.

Posted by: Barbara on

I’m keeping everything crossed for the team!  Keep up the great work Phil and team!

Posted by: Nina on

Glad the weather has improved!  We are rooting for Phil Goss and the rest of the team.  Keep on climing!!  Mike, John, Rufus and Daisy

Posted by: John Johnsen on

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