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Mt. McKinley: Okita & Team Do Well on Move to 11,200’ Camp

With packs lightened down after leaving a cache at 9500', the team made easy work on the climb to 11,200' camp today. Our three and a half hour jaunt was made all the nicer by bluebird skies and sunny warm temperatures. To top things off we moved into a nice campsite that required minimal work. Although its snowing lightly again, we are looking forward to another easier day tomorrow, where we will retrieve our cache from 9500'. That's all from 11,200 feet. RMI Guides Lindsay Mann, Leon Davis and Brent Okita

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Gary,  All is well here.  It was obvious to us that you didn’t plan the days hike!  Only three and a half hours!  LOL. We love you and miss you.  Angela and Ian

Posted by: Angela Rennie on 5/29/2012 at 6:20 am

Kristen- thinking of you every day! Hope you’re having the time of your life! Only three and a half hours of walking for the day? Is this making Mauna Kea look hard?
Miss you. Be safe and love you!!!

Posted by: Timothy Kelliher MD on 5/28/2012 at 6:13 am


Mt. Everest Expedition: Sherpa Team to Camp 3

Way to go Team! Last night we had a team of five Sherpa depart from Camp 2 at 11: 30 pm en route to the South Col. They reached the South Col in just under eight hours. A few of them were also able to make a carry to Camp 3. They encountered some high winds and did an amazing job, getting most of the oxygen bottles, tents and supporting equipment to Camp 2 for the first time this season. And here they are back at Base Camp already. These guys are tough! The rest of the team did some local hiking to keep up the fitness. Teams continue to work on the upper mountain but have not placed any new rope above the Col as of yet. The route fixing group has decided to wait a few days based on forecasts of strong winds in the near future. RMI Guide and Everest Base Camp Manager Mark Tucker
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Denali Expedition: Champion & Team Depart Talkeetna, Land at Kahiltna Glacier

Wednesday, May 17, 2023 - 11:46 pm PT

We woke up to an early call from K2 that said chances looked good to fly, so after a quick cup of coffee we rushed over to the hangar. After a few hours of hurry up and waiting, we were able to get out on a flight and land on the Kahiltna glacier in beautiful conditions. We unloaded all the group gear, organized everything for moving, and made our way to our first camp for the night. After six long hours, we finally pulled into the base of Ski Hill. Set up camp, and made a quick dinner of Mac and cheese under the clear skies. We are set up to carry tomorrow, but might sleep in a little bit first.

Check in tomorrow,

RMI Guide Nikki Champion

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Get it done Dawny!!! Watching you!!!

Posted by: Tiff on 5/19/2023 at 9:47 am

You got this Dawn!  We are all thinking about you down here and cheering you on!!

Posted by: Kendyl and James on 5/19/2023 at 5:18 am


Mt. Rainier: July 5th Summit - 100% on Top!

The Four Day Climb led by RMI Guides Brent Okita and Leif Bergstrom reached the summit of Mt. Rainier early this morning. Brent reported bluebird skies, and that the entire team 100% stood on TOP!! The team is on their descent and in route to Camp Muir. 

Congratulations Team!  

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Cotopaxi Express: Hahn and Team Get a Few Blinks of Sleep Before Alpine Start

Today was nice and easy… a chance to sip coffee and stare at the big volcano out the window.  It changed every few minutes, with clouds and light increasing, decreasing and doing just what clouds and light always do.

We took it easy to enhance our acclimatization and to prepare for tonight’s climb.  There was a small and easy training and gear session out in the grass.  But that was balanced by naps and meals. 

We’re ready!  Awake in just a few hours for our Alpine start. 

RMI Guide Dave Hahn

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Ecuador Seminar: Wittmier & Team Check out Otavalo Market, Arrive At Cayambe Hut

Following a rainy day on Fuya Fuya yesterday, we were able to dry out and take hot showers at La Casa Sol.  We had the place to ourselves and enjoyed a quiet stay.  Today we spent a couple hours at the Otavalo Market, the largest outdoor craft market in South America.  It was a fun and slow way to start our day which included a bus ride and long 4x4 ride to the Cayambe climber’s hut.  The team is settled in for the night and we will train on the glacier tomorrow, reviewing basic climbing skills and learning how to build snow anchors.  Thanks for staying tuned and cross your fingers for good weather the next two days!

RMI Guide Dustin Wittmier

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Best wishes for Sunshine!!! :)

Posted by: Dave Kestel on 1/16/2022 at 2:59 am


Mt. Rainier: Five Day Climb Summits!

RMI Guide Caleb Ladue led his team to the Mt. Rainier summit with beautiful weather and light winds. The team spent some time on top before starting their descent at 7:15 a.m. We look forward to congratulating them this afternoon at Rainier Basecamp.
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You are in our heart of hearts Caleb~Brave, brilliant… living life for all its worth.
Light and love to you dear one.

Posted by: Beth Beldock on 10/25/2017 at 8:40 am

Kind and dear heart… you are a blessed and precious soul, Caleb. So much love…

Posted by: Robin Reid on 10/25/2017 at 6:54 am


Mt. Everest: Dave Hahn & Team Gather in Kathmandu and Celebrate a Birthday

We had climbers circling the thunderclouds, climbers flying back and forth to Delhi, planes delayed back on the Great Plains... But ultimately, we had the entire RMI Mount Everest 2015 climbing team assembled on time and with all gear at the Yak and Yeti Hotel in Katmandu. Six climbers, two base camp trekkers, two guides, one base camp manager and one Sherpa Sirdar enjoyed a fine dinner together- without so much as one person falling asleep at the table. Quite a feat considering all the time zones and datelines crossed. We didn't discuss intricacies of Everest climbing just yet. Rather we caught up on each other's jobs, families, pets and hobbies. Finally, we sang Happy Birthday to Peter Rogers and devoured the cake commemorating the occasion. Tomorrow is for packing and prepping and perhaps a few naps. Best Regards, RMI Guide Dave Hahn
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Peter!  Great to see you and Bonny…Mike and I look forward to following your adventures and continue to be inspired. Safe travels.

Posted by: Ferrall Dietrich on 3/27/2015 at 6:58 pm

Peter, Bonny & Team!

Congratulations on beginning your adventure!  Know that everyone at Frontpoint will be following along every step of the way and wishing you all the very best!  What an exciting trip for everyone and know that we’ll be cheering you on from around the world!

All the best,
Chris, Aaron, and the Frontpoint Team

Posted by: Chris on 3/26/2015 at 6:06 pm


Mt. Everest: Team Reaches South Col

Voice mail received 3 am PT Hey, this is Dave Hahn calling from Mt. Everest. We are about a mile higher then when I spoke to you last night. Seth Waterfall and myself along with Tshering, Kaji and Gyaljen got up super early this morning. We woke up at 1 AM and we're walking by about 2:15 AM. We skipped Camp 3 and went all the way up to the South Col, just a hair below 8,000 meters. It was a big day and obviously aiming for a summit tonight if conditions allow. We don't have a whole lot of ability to wait at this point and the forecasts don't really reward us for waiting much. This expedition is almost at its end. So this is our shot. We are all feeling really good up here at 8000 meters. Seth and I are sitting in the tent right now and it's nice and hot. There is sun coming through the tent walls. There is a little breeze and there are some clouds, but it's not necessarily bad weather. Things are looking good. While we were climbing, we were keeping track of Lam Babu and Dan Johnson. They made great time, great progress to get down to base camp. They arrived there about mid morning – nice and safe and sound. So that is great news all around. We're going to try to keep you updated with the start of our climb. This climb again will be a middle of the night start, with the hope of being up high and close to the summit when the sun is first getting around on Mt. Everest. That is all for now. Bye now.


RMI Guide Dave Hahn checks in upon reaching the South Col of Mt. Everest.

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That’s great news, guys!  Glad to hear you are feeling strong.  Get’r done!!

-Larry Seaton

Posted by: Larry Seaton on 5/22/2013 at 2:39 pm

Our thoughts are with you from beautiful downtown Istanbul. Stay safe.

Chuck

Posted by: chuck Roberts on 5/22/2013 at 12:19 pm


Mt. Everest: Dave Hahn Calls With an Update from C2

Hello, this is Dave Hahn calling from Camp 2 on Mount Everest, 21,300'. All is well. We moved up this morning from Camp 1 in perfect weather conditions, actually a little bit hot in the Western Cwm. Very much aware of the dramas playing out above us on the mountain. A number of our friends went to the summit safely and returned in these last couple of days. But, there's also been some problems up high and much of the mountain was pre-occupied these last couple of days, especially today with trying to help a climber, incapacitated high on Lhotse. And the drama is still playing out. Lam Babu, our Sirdar, is putting together a team of Sherpas who will go up tonight and try to get that individual down the Lhotse Face. So we're certainly concerned and going to be tuning in to try and back up Lam; meanwhile, trying to continue our own climb. We're all doing fine here at Advanced Basecamp. Our intention is to stage out of here tomorrow to rest and recuperate from our climb up and get ready for a climb higher. Anyway, lots of exciting times now on Mount Everest as everybody is in motion going for the top and coming down. All good for us and stay tuned. Bye for now. RMI Guide Dave Hahn


Dave Hahn calls in from Camp 2.

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We are routing for a safe summit and looking forward to hearing about it.  Be safe.  Blessings your way. 

ABQ Uptown #985 NM/CO

Posted by: Rachael C. Lujan on 5/20/2013 at 7:46 am

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