Mt. Baker | Easton Glacier Ski Ascent

Ski the third highest peak in Washington and the second most glaciated mountain in the Lower 48 via the Easton Glacier, a descent of over 7500′ vertical feet! This 3 day program offers an excellent introduction to glaciated ski mountaineering.

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Bailey Range Traverse | Olympic Nat'l Park

One of the most classic high routes in the Pacific Northwest following a system of ridges that form the crescent shaped Bailey Range, involving tricky route finding, numerous summits, permanent snowfields, crevassed glaciers, bushwhacking, and more.

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Wapta Traverse: Five Summits in Six Days

Wapta Traverse: Five Summits in Six Days

May 14th, 2013

We had perfect weather on our May 6-11th Wapta Traverse, summiting five different peaks over the course of 6 days. With one of the sharper winter-to-spring tr... [more]

Mountain Education: Understanding Glaciers

Mountain Education: Understanding Glaciers

May 2nd, 2013

Here in the Pacific Northwest, big mountains and glaciers go hand in hand. The Blue Glacier on Mt. Olympus is up to 1,000' feet thick, and is one of 200+ glacie... [more]

The Dragon’s Tooth & The Broken Tooth

The Dragon's Tooth & The Broken Tooth

April 28th, 2013

The Olympic Mountains are often associated with long, grueling approaches and bushwhacking sufferfests, and while these associations are not unwarranted, they... [more]

Spring Base Camp Storm Touring

Spring Base Camp Storm Touring

April 15th, 2013

Last weekend we rerouted our Hurricane Ridge to Deer Park Traverse due to weather, instead opting to spend 3 days touring in the Hurricane Ridge/Mt. Angeles z... [more]

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