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Mt. Rainier: Four Day Climb Reaches 12,300’

The Four Day Climb led by Dominic Cifelli and Josh Geiser reached the top of Disappointment Cleaver today.  The team had a good day of climbing with winds of about 20 - 25 mph, and some hazy skies due to wildfires in the area. We have several guides on the upper mountain working to establish a route to the summit. 

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Mt. Rainier: Four Day Team Reaches 11,200’

The Four Day Climb led by RMI Guides Lacie Smith and Walt Hailes reached Ingraham Flats today. The team was unable to move further up on the mountain due to route conditions. The team was able to do some additional training as well as enjoy a beautiful sunrise from 11,200' on Mt. Rainier. 

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Peru Seminar: Davis, Whatford & Team Return from the Mountains

Holà from Huaraz!

We arrived back in the bustling mountain city last night after an adventurous egress on the ever winding remote backroads and unexpected road construction. Nevertheless, our bus driver Levian got us back safely despite having to build a few modest bridges over fresh concrete in the process...Always a good time!

Our week in the Ishinca Valley was surely not one to disappoint. Below are just a few captured moments of our last six days spent learning skills and climbing in the heart of the Cordillera Blanca. Tonight we celebrate our hard work and a great team effort on our last night in the mountains before we head back to Sea Level tomorrow as we begin the long journey to Lima. 

Salud!

RMI Guides Alan Davis & Tatum Whatford

PC: Alan Davis

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Mt. Rainier: High Winds and Route Conditions Prevent Teams from reaching Summit

The Four Day Climb July 22 - 25 led by RMI Guides Brent Okita and Dominic Cifelli reached the top of Disappointment Cleaver at 12,300' this morning before windy conditions and route conditions forced them to turn back. The teams are now back at Camp Muir. They will continue their descent to Paradise later this morning.

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Mt. Baker: Roland Scott & Team Summit via the Easton Glacier

RMI Guide Roland Scott checked in this afternoon to let us know that he and his team reached the summit of Mt. Baker. The team is back at Sandy Camp where they will rest up before descending to the trailhead tomorrow.

Way to go team! 

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Great job, you always totally amaze me! You are awesome.

Posted by: Kathy on 7/27/2024 at 6:07 pm


Mt. Baker: Hailes and Team Summit Easton Glacier

The Mt. Baker - Easton Glacier Team with Walt Hailes reached 10,781' summit via the Easton Glacier. The team had perfect weather and route conditions for the climb.

Congratulations Team! 

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Mt. Rainier: Drew O’Brien Checks in from the Emmons Glacier

Good Morning!

Most of team opted for a full educational day over a difficult summit climb. Summit team woke up at 10pm and with high winds in camp we made the call to skip the walk and prepare for a full educational day today. We will finish our expedition skills training here at Camp Schurman before descending tomorrow. 

RMI Guide Drew O'Brien and Team

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Mt. Rainier: Hoch, Bergstrom and Team Turn Due to Route Conditions and High Winds

The Four Day Climb led by RMI Guides Joe Hoch and Leif Bergstrom were turned on their summit attempt of Mt. Rainier due to route conditions and high winds. The team is back at Camp Muir and will descend later this morning.

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Peru Seminar: Team Summits Urus Este

The team left Base Camp at 2:00 am and summited

The team left Base Camp at 2:00 am and summited Urus Este at 7:45 am and was back in Base Camp before noon! We enjoyed the day resting in the beautiful Ishinca Valley and lying in the sun near the creeks watching the horses, burros, and cattle graze.

We will check in tomorrow from Huaraz

RMI Guide Alan Davis, Tatum Whatford and Team

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Glacier Peak: Luedtke and Team Summit!

Today, we achieved what we sought after and more. Waking up to a pool of mist, we were happy to be carrying feather light packs, compared to the last 2 days. With a break in the clouds and the moon to help light the way, we set off. It was everything we could do to catch a view, but we finally caught a glimpse and climbed high above the clouds just past Glacier Gap. The morning brought views our eyes couldn't believe. Passing onto the Cool Glacier, we new we were close. We pushed on through the switchbacks and snow on the final ridge until 100% of our team stood on top. It was 5 for 5 volcanoes in WA for some, and a first for others. Huge congratulations to our team for pushing through! We are now back at camp resting before we load up our heavy packs again and descend back to White Pass for the evening.

RMI Guides Ben Luedtke, Erika Birkeland, and team.

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Congratulations to you all! You did it Bubba! We miss you!

Posted by: Tanya Benavidez on 7/24/2024 at 11:07 am

Great Job Miranda!!
(And everyone else)

Posted by: Jim Chisholm on 7/23/2024 at 2:06 pm

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