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Mt. Rainier: June 30th Summit!

Our Four Day Summit Climb Teams Led by RMI Guides Mike Haugen and Gabriel Barral reached the top of Mt. Rainier today. The teams reported light winds, and favorable weather. The teams were able to spend some time on the summit and are now en route to Camp Muir. Congratulations to today's teams!
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Congrats Kelly, Brian, (and possibly Jen)! :)


(Btw, the category of this blog should be changed to Mt. Rainier)

Posted by: -shae- on 6/30/2012 at 3:33 pm

Boo-Yah!  Happy Birthday, LB!  Hope everyone on the team made it and the trip back is gravy!  Congrats to everybody!

Posted by: tyre on 6/30/2012 at 2:55 pm


Vinson Expedition: SUMMIT!

100% Summit!!

I was thinking the other day about just how motivated people have to be to come climb big mountains. It just takes so much effort, from paying for it, training for it, and actually doing it. Real go getters, doers. At the same time, I thought it was quite funny that those same type A, don’t sit around type of people. Have to sit in tents, bide their time, and do nothing for days on end in order to climb these mountains. They take time, patience, preparedness, and luck of course.

Today was our lucky day. We finally had the night we’ve been wanting. Still, cool, clear. And in the “morning” (the sun only hides for 2 hours behind Vinson) it was all systems go. We throttled the stoves and ate our breakfasts. We got our harnesses on and donned our gloves. We started to climb, and… continued to climb.

Vinson summit day involves gentle rolling slopes with bouts of steep seemingly unrelenting hills. It climbs Southeast through the Vinson Massif in the Jacobsen Valley situated at the base of Vinson. Behind, breathtaking views North to Tyree and Shinn from angles we hadn’t yet encountered. The Grand Finale? The summit ridge. A long traverse over the top of Vinson with steep drop offs to both sides, sprawling views, and bitter wind. 100% of the team stood on top this afternoon at 3:34PM.

We did all that today and more. We accomplished a goal that didn’t know we could achieve, we summitted the tallest peak in Antarctica on the best day we could have asked for. We’ll sleep well tonight after we scarf our dinners and run to our tents. Tomorrow, we start the descent.

RMI Guide Dominic Cifelli & Team

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Well done to everyone in the group especially to James’ Grandad Myles. We are all very proud of you and what you have accomplished. Wishing you all a safe trip down and home afterward.

Corcaigh abú

Posted by: Rory and James on 12/4/2024 at 2:51 pm

Hallo Anja,
Your Dream became true ! Congratulions, also to the whole team.
Liebe Grüße von Mama Monika

Posted by: Monika on 12/4/2024 at 8:56 am


Mt. Rainier: Four Day Climb led by Okita and McDowell Reach the Summit

The Four Day Climb June 24 - 27 reached the summit of Mt. Rainier today led by RMI Guides Brent Okita and Josh McDowell.  The team enjoyed clear skies above Camp Muir during their climb while the lower elevations were covered with low clouds and precipitation.  The climbers reached the crater rim around 7 am today and enjoyed some time on top before starting their descent.  The climbers have returned to Camp Muir where they will pack gear and continue another 4.5 miles back to Paradise later this afternoon.

Congratulations to today's climbers!

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Amazing!!! Jealous!

Posted by: Renae Grady on 6/27/2024 at 3:17 pm

Amazing team!!!

Posted by: Katie Hernandez on 6/27/2024 at 2:44 pm


Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team Part 2 Saying Hello

We apologize to Mike and Nelson's family's for missing their hellos. Here they are saying hi to their followers. Nelson: Mom, Dad, I'm having an absolute blast. I love it up here. Thank you so much for making this happen. I'm feeling great and getting excited for the imminent summit push. Tomorrow (weather permitting) we'll get to the top of the fixed lines and up onto the famed West Buttress. Long story short, I'm having a great time. Thank you so much. To everyone else who I told to follow the blog (probably a good 3 people or so) this place is way sweet. Wicked fun. Big Rik--you need to get up here sometime, it's fantastic. Lynn--of course I'm winning and writing lots. I'll have plenty of stories for you all. It's cold, fun, and badass. Love, Nels Hi Susan, Mel, Hannah, family and friends! Thanks to everyone for your posts. Your thoughts mean so much. I'm having a great time, staying warm, and the guides make sure we eat very well. After being snowed in today, we'll hopefully move to high camp in the next few days where we stage our attempt for the summit. Miss you all! Love Mike
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Tim,

Been following the team’s progress—sounds like yet another awesome adventure! As promised—important news down here:  Colorado continues to burn, Obama-“care” passed, and basically Repub’s and Dem’s still hate each other’s F’ing guts.  Oh, almost forgot the most important news dominating the papers/internet: Tom Cruise and his wife are getting a divorce.  Just goes to show you—we are still a bunch of collective idiots to care about that crap down here.  So, PLEASE, march on!  Live the dream for the rest of us shmucks!  Be safe and know you’ve got your fans rooting for you—and, your entire team’s good fortunes.  And, remember, Warrior II photo on top!  And, take it easy on your team-mates up there—you CAN control that gas of yours—stop using the altitude as an excuse!  Little Bro.

Posted by: Dan McLaughlin--aka, Little Bro on 7/1/2012 at 4:43 pm

Hey,
Oz is on his way to Georgia with the Barteks!  I’m trying to stay out of the Raleigh heat—high today of 104!  Boone sounds way better with a predicted high of 92.. Doing some work around the house and checking your weather and for updates..
Hope to hear from you soon!
Stephanie

Posted by: Stephanie on 7/1/2012 at 10:12 am


Everest Base Camp Trek: Linden & Team Going for Island Peak Summit in the Morning

Hey RMI, this is Linden Mallory calling from Island Peak High Camp. Just over 17,600' or so. We moved up here this morning and got settled in. Our weather this morning is a little breezy but not clouds. This afternoon some clouds rolled in. A little bit of new snow but it appears to be letting up. We are just about to have dinner and headed off to bed. Planning on going for the summit tomorrow. It appears that the new snow should not be much of an issue. We are looking forward to it. Everyone's feeling great. The altitude is treating us well. We're just keeping our fingers crossed and keeping warm and dry. We'll check in tomorrow and let you know how the climb goes. Take care. RMI Guide Linden Mallory


Linden Mallory checks in from Island Peak High Camp.

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Linden…at it again?!!  Good luck…R

Posted by: Richard Parker on 4/2/2012 at 10:56 am

Hey Laura Wright.  I am so inspired by you and all of the ladies with you.  It is such a thrill to follow your travels on this blog and see how you are living large.  Come home soon for some badminton at the river.  ha ha I can’t wait to hear all of your stories and pray for a safe return for you all.  Love, Ann

Posted by: Ann Parsons on 3/31/2012 at 7:31 am


Kilimanjaro: Team Arrives in Tanzania

Greetings from Arusha Tanzania, Our adventure has begun! The team arrived last night at Kilimanjaro International Airport and we headed directly to the Dik Dik Hotel. It's a welcome relief to go from our long flights to a delicious meal and a soft bed. No early risers in this crew, so it was a nice relaxing start to our day. After breakfast we started talking about the details of the days ahead and to sort through our gear to get ready for our departure. With our gear packed and weighed, we took a nice walk down to a nearby town to stretch our legs and to check out the area. Tomorrow we have an early departure for the Machame Gate where we will begin our trek. With our travel days behind us, it is time to start walking! We'll check in tomorrow from the mountain. Till then .... RMI Guide Jeff Martin and The Simba Sita (The Simba Six)
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Great job! Knew u could do it even with the old geezer Bob. Just kidding. We are proud of both you.

Posted by: M and K on 2/16/2012 at 3:10 pm

Hi Hegmans!!!  We are so proud of you!!!  Glad to see ODU representing in the picture:)  Good luck and make it to the top so you can bore us with stories about it for years to come!!  We love you! Jodi, Jackson, and Max

Posted by: Jodi, Jackson, and Max on 2/16/2012 at 6:53 am


Mt. Rainier: Paradise Glacier Seminar Fun with Crevasse Rescue

The Paradise Glacier Seminar is in full effect with loads of exciting training taking place. We have a beautiful camp at 8,500 feet on the Cowlitz Glacier surrounded by steep walls and breathtaking crevasses. Our team is all in great spirits and thriving in what has been described as a high excitement summer camp for aspiring mountain climbers. The weather is not as sunny as the two previous days but at least some of the forest fire smoke has subsided opening up some great views. We are all getting psyched for our move to Camp Muir tomorrow. Team Paradise sends their best to family and friends. RMI Guide Adam Knoff
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Climb High Laurel!
Looking forward to hearing about your adventure.
Love you!

Posted by: susan Turnquist on 8/2/2013 at 11:39 am

Hey Laurel!!!
Meg and I are thinking about you up there on the icy mountain. Great group picture! Enjoy the climbing.
We will be praying for a safe ascent tomorrow.
Love you girl!

Posted by: Susan Turnquist on 8/1/2013 at 12:21 pm


Mt. Everest: Team Ready for First Camp 1 Rotation

Mark Tucker here at Everest Basecamp (EBC). Home away from home. I recently completed an Everest Basecamp Trek and Island Peak climb. Always a pleasure to share this amazing place with adventure travelers. I had a great time. Hope the return home for my team went smooth. Thank you all. Back at EBC, I am settling in. Getting organized is always a bit of work but much appreciated as our team's prepare for the rotations to the upper camps. Now that the organizing is done, I opened up the local grocery store for the team. They went shopping for their food to be consumed at Camp 1 on their upcoming nights. They plan to head full force thru the Icefall in the early AM, looking at three nights on the hill. The team looks great, ready to get into meat of the climb. We did take time out to build the horseshoe pits and get in a couple games. Burrito night tonight. A favorite meal here at EBC. RMI Guide Mark Tucker

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Happy and safe trekking.  Blessings. 

ABQ Uptown #985 NM/AZ/CO

Posted by: Rachael C. Lujan on 4/17/2013 at 8:28 am


Ecuador Volcanoes: Beren & Team Exploring the Otovalo Market

The team is currently exploring Otovalo, the market town near the base of Cayambe. The sea of brightly colored goods in the town square is a fantastic place for a little cultural souvenir shopping. After our outing, we will head towards our next climbing objective, Cayambe. With a positive trend in the weather, it seems as though all the crossed fingers up North have made a difference. Keep it up amigos and we will check in from the hut! RMI Guide Jake Beren

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Happy Valentine’s Day, Dan and friends!! Love the updates, following y’all daily! Wishes for good weather, good health and happy hiking!

Posted by: Patsy on 2/14/2013 at 5:12 pm

Yes,  Happy Valentines day to Dan and friends! Following you daily, love the updates! Wishing good weather and successful hiking!

Posted by: Patsy on 2/14/2013 at 5:08 pm


Denali Expedition: Cifelli and Team Weather the Storm

As we arose from our tents again at 14,000’ camp, fresh snow covered everything as if a frozen Baja Blast machine broke in the middle of the night and began spewing as far as the eye could see.

Today marked a choice, go for it, and continue up beautiful Denali, or stay here at14,000’ Camp for another night, and wait for a better window. Upon first view of the surroundings, the choice was clear, spend one more day resting. This journey has been largely about patience, especially these last few days, but we are on the home stretch now, also just days away now from returning to civilization…

All the fish tacos, burritos and fajitas, Doritos, and Fritos, and Cheetos, pizza, burgers and glizzies and frozen margaritas All these and more, await at Talkeetna

Climber Joey Myers & Team

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