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Mt. Baker: Wittmier & Team Reach Summit via Easton Glacier

RMI Guide Dustin Wittmier and the Mt. Baker - Easton Team July 17 - 19 reached the summit of Mt. Baker on Monday.  They reported clouds at camp and below 7,000' but otherwise a nice day on the mountain.  The team returned to camp in the afternoon and will walk out to the trailhead today.

Way to go team!

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Mt. Rainier: July 15th Teams Summit!

The Four Day Climb led by RMI Guides Taylor Bickford reached the top of Mt. Rainier early today. The teams climbed above the clouds and were greeted with clear skies on the summit! 

The team is in route to Camp Muir. Once there they will pack up their gear and descend to Paradise and then back to RMI Basecamp to celebrate.

Congratulations to today's team! 

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Absolutely gorgeous weather! 14000+ feet and felt toasty in my lightest jacket.

Posted by: Andrew Bohme on 8/2/2021 at 3:08 pm

So proud of the team and congratulations to each of you! Looking forward to hear about the journey. Happy memories to each of you!

Posted by: Edlynn Vinall on 7/16/2021 at 10:58 pm


Denali National Park Mt. McKinley Expedition: Hahn & Team Camp at 11,200’

Friday, June 20, 2025 9:59pm PDT

Happy Solstice from 11,000 ft

Today was our longest climbing day of the trip so far. We were up just after 2 a.m., in the shadows of the Kahiltna Glacier. Climbing began at 4:20 a.m. on the now-familiar Ski Hill. It was a cool morning, and the walking was easier thanks to a hard overnight freeze.

The hill steepened as we gained elevation, offering a striking view of the pyramidal granite of the West Buttress towering ahead. The team remained in shadow—a welcome relief—when we paused near our 10,000 ft cache from yesterday.

Leaving the main glacier, we stepped into the sun as we entered the basin below 11 Camp. We made it into camp in just under six hours, then spent a couple more building a secure and comfortable site.

There are a few clouds drifting about, but we expect the sun to stay with us well into the Alaskan night.

RMI Guide Dave Hahn & Team

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So beautiful and incredible! Keep climbing strong, we are all cheering for you!

Posted by: Lawrence Chan on 6/21/2025 at 1:02 pm

So proud of all of you

Posted by: Jonica Stingl on 6/21/2025 at 12:54 pm


Aconcagua: Van Deventer & Team Carry to Camp 2

Last night was a windy one, though when we woke we realized that it sounded much worse inside the tents than it was outside. A couple centimeters of new snow fell overnight freshening up our surroundings, but it was quickly transported by the wind with much of it ending up in the vestibules of our tents. With some sun above and winds not too bad, we decided to make our carry to Camp 2 to cache food and personal gear. As we hoped, the winds stayed relatively light, and we had a pleasant climb. Throughout this climb, we have been just behind a large crowd, so that we hear rumors of camps being full, but arrive to find them deserted. It appeared today that everyone had just vacated Camp 2 for high camp. This works in our favor as we don't have to fight for tent sites. As we began our descent, the winds strengthened, with several strong gusts. We were all happy to get back to the tents and crawl into fluffy sleeping bags for the afternoon to recover from yet another big effort. With a great meal of tortellini sticking to our ribs, everyone is psyched for the scheduled rest day tomorrow. Cheers, Aconcagua Campo Uno residents

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  Hey Pete…Another 2012 Climber checking in…Great to read your colorful 2013 accounts…Spent last three weeks daily reading my journal entries from last year…Why is your name on every other page !...Thx again for all your support…Godspeed…Waltero

Posted by: Waltero on 1/29/2013 at 7:33 am

Hi Pete!
Hard to believe it’s been a year since we were down there together (makes me want to start coughing).  I leave in two weeks to join Casey Grom on Kilimanjaro.

I wish you and the team a safe journey up and down that big rock pile.

-Larry Seaton

Posted by: Larry Seaton on 1/28/2013 at 5:16 pm


Mt. McKinley: Mike Walter & Team Waiting on Weather

This is Mike checking in from high camp on Denali. The weather is playing games with us today, but the forecast remains excellent. We had contemplated a summit bid upon awakening, but a lenticular cloud cap kept alternately forming then dissipating throughout the morning, and we decided to hold off. It has been quite windy in camp, but high pressure is forecast to dominate the next several days. Our well rested team hopes to go for it tomorrow. All is well and we will be back in touch with an update tomorrow. Wish us luck!
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Hi David,

We’re awaiting the good news that you and the team have reached the summit.  Hoping for sunny skies and a safe and successful climb to the top and back down.

Lynda and Rick

Posted by: Lynda and Rick on 7/1/2012 at 8:15 pm

David, we are pulling for down here in rainy portland.  be safe and have fun. Sue D

Posted by: sue dimin on 6/30/2012 at 8:04 pm


Mt. Rainier: Five Day Teams with Van Deventer & Hedreen Reach Summit

The Five Day Climb August 23 - 27 led by RMI Guides Pete Van Deventer & George Hedreen reached the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning.  The teams enjoyed clear skies, a funky cloud and a light breeze for their climb and were able to enjoy some time this morning in the summit crater.  The team began their descent from the crater rim around 9:30 am.  They will return to Camp Muir and enjoy another night on the mountain.  Tomorrow the teams will pack their gear and descend the remaining 4.5 miles to Paradise.

Congratulations team!

PC: George Hedreen

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Mt. McKinley: Walter & Team Descending to Basecamp

Hi, this is Mike Walter checking in from 14,000’. We have descended the West Buttress and are back at the 14,000’ camp. Everyone is doing swell. Our plan is to continue the descent to 11,000’ and hunker down for a few hours. There we’ll ‘brew up’ hot drinks, grab something to eat and nap for a few hours. We’ll traverse the lower Kahiltna Glacier in the wee hours (when it’s coldest) headed for Base Camp. We hope to arrive at BC tomorrow morning, unless the Weather Gods have other plans in store. That’s all for now from our tired and happy crew.

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Congratulations!!!

Posted by: Tony on 7/3/2012 at 8:21 am

Congratulations Longbonez and the team! We are all proud of you and can’t wait to hear about your trip. Be safe on the way down and we will see you soon!

Posted by: Xbonez on 7/3/2012 at 7:57 am


Mt. McKinley: Walter & Team Spend First Night at Camp 1

Hey all! Our previous two day's waiting game turned to hustle and bustle yesterday as the skies opened and allowed the planes to fly. Our flights left right after breakfast, and we landed at basecamp, resplendent with a new layer of snow. It's still early in the season, and basecamp was quiet, with just a handful of climbers waiting to fly off, or start their climb uphill. After a couple hours spent packing, rigging sleds, and digging our cache, we were on our way, dropping down the SE fork of the Kahiltna Glacier to begin our ascent up the main fork. The skies quickly closed and it began to snow, obscuring the views and dropping the temperature significantly. We made camp in light snow last night, but this AM woke to sun and clear skies! The plan is to make a move to our next camp at 9,600' today. Happy birthday to team member Carl Devendorf, and everyone would like to wish their moms a Happy Mother's Day! We'll be in touch soon. RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer and the gang

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Mike M….Following your progress…...and rooting for you!!  Wishing you clear skies, good weather and the most magnificant views!!

Posted by: Annette on 5/14/2012 at 11:55 am

Go Mike!  Have a great climb.  I saw the mountain this morning in the sun on my way to work. Looks awesome.  Stay safe.

Posted by: Jeff on 5/14/2012 at 10:06 am


Aconcagua Expedition: Team Returns to Base Camp

After nearly 6,000 feet of walking downhill, our tired but happy team pulled into Plaza Argentina. It was sunny and calm and perfect for setting up a relaxed camp before a big steak dinner. Everyone descended in style, putting a proud finish to a great climb. Tomorrow we will walk to Pampa de Llenas, a short hop from the road to Mendoza. Talk to you all in a few days. RMI Guide Jake Beren

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Ecuador Volcanoes: Nugent & Team Tour Quito and the Equator

Hi everybody and welcome to another series of dispatches from an RMI Expeditions' Ecuador Volcanoes program! The majority of our team arrived scattered throughout the day yesterday with high spirits and great expectations despite being exhausted from a solid day of airline travel. We met up for the first time as a complete team this morning at Spicy, our hotel restaurant, and enjoyed a pretty good spread of food and decent coffee to boot. After breakfast we headed out on a very informative city tour with our veteran city guide Jorge. Jorge showed us around town while explaining much of the complex cultural past that made Ecuador the country it is today. Our crew climbed the towers of the Basilica, enjoyed sweeping views of the city from the top of the Panecillo, and got to experiment with different physical phenomena on the exact geographic equator. All of this while beginning our all-important acclimatization process. Cool! We plan on rounding out our first full day in Ecuador with a brief team meeting followed by a team dinner. More to come as the adventure progresses! RMI Guides Billy Nugent, Katie Bono, and the rest of the gang

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Hi Matt.  This link is a great!  We’re excited to follow your climb.  Best of luck to you and your team.
Stay safe.
Love,
Mom and Dad

Posted by: Polly and Ed Blum on 1/12/2013 at 5:19 pm

Take Lots of Pix Kendra and Mike!  You know the usual exhange rate!  Dinner for the slide show!  Have a Blast!

Posted by: Deb on 1/11/2013 at 3:32 am

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