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Denali Expedition: Schmitt & Team Return to Talkeetna, Heading Home

Yesterday we got to the air strip nice and early. We arrived at the Kahiltna Glacier air strip at 7 am after a long trip down from 17,000' Camp. Unfortunately the weather was not conducive to flying until 6:30 pm, but we made it off! The team was excited to get back to Talkeetna and enjoy hot showers and food. Now everyone is working their way back home. It’s been a successful Denali expedition and thanks so much for following along!

RMI Guide JT Schmitt and the Denali team 

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Cotopaxi Express: Walter & Team Relaxing after a Successful Summit

We had a great climb of Cotopaxi yesterday, and everyone summitted! We took advantage of cool weather and firm snow conditions and were able to climb during the day yesterday, hiking only the approach to the glacier in the dark. The weather was great, with no wind all day. The team climbed very strongly up the steep slopes of Cotopaxi, and had enough gas left in the tank to enjoy the summit and climb safely back down to the climbers' hut in 10 1/2 hours round trip. We had great views along the way, being able to see many of Ecuador's high peaks, including Cayambe, Antisana, the Illinizas, the Pichinchas, Cotocachi, Imbabura, and El Corazon, as well as the beautiful mosaic of Andean farmlands far below us. We spent last night relaxing at the climbers' hut and descended to our waiting vehicles this morning. Now we are at the beautiful Hosteria La Cienega, enjoying hot showers, lower altitude, and the comforts of life off of the mountain. Congrats to our team for a successful summit of Cotopaxi! RMI Guide Mike Walter
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I just wanted to congratulate everyone for a successful climb! RTR!

Posted by: Kevin B. Danley on 7/6/2013 at 9:36 am


Expedition Skills Seminar - Winter:  Team Gathers at Rainier BaseCamp

RMI's Expedition Skill Seminar - Winter is a go! And the first thing we are doing is the 1st principal of Leave No Trace...plan and prepare. Adam Knoff and I are busy with the team organizing and packing gear, practicing knots and hitches, and teaching various self rescue techniques all in the comfort of RMI BaseCamp in Ashford. We have a decent forecast and our hope is to make a big push up to Camp Muir tomorrow. Will we summit? How high will we get in the frigid snows of Rainier? Stay tuned to find out. One thing is for sure, we will be having fun while going through advanced training for big mountain climbing. RMI Guide JJ Justman
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Woohoo!! Conquer that mountain guys! <3

Posted by: Roz on 2/5/2013 at 8:01 pm

Tim and Frank, my super-charged awesome inspirations:  come home safe and happy and with lots of good pics.  Can’t wait to hear all of your fun stories and see your smiling faces.  We are all so proud, and love and miss you guys tons.  HIGH FIVE!!!  XXOO

Posted by: Dusty on 2/5/2013 at 6:22 pm


Mt. Rainier: August 24th Summit!

The Four Day Summit Climb August 21 - 24 led by RMI Guides Jake Beren and Geoff Schellens reached the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning. The teams reported clear skies with moderate to strong winds. They spent a short amount of time on top before starting their descent from the crater rim just after 8 a.m. The teams will return to Camp Muir and then continue their descent to Paradise. We look forward to seeing them at Rainier BaseCamp later this afternoon. Congratulations to today's teams!
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YAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!!!! CONGRATS BABE! Ok now come down safely please :)

Posted by: Annie Bears on 8/24/2012 at 1:07 pm

Yippee Don, now I can start breathing again myself.

Posted by: Nancy Burress on 8/24/2012 at 11:50 am


Cotopaxi Express: Nugent & Team Ready for Summit Bid

Hey everybody, it's Billy calling in with another dispatch here from the Jose Ribas Hut on Cotopaxi. We went out on the glacier today out and did some training. Got ourselves back up to speed with all the fun stuff in a typical climbing school: cramponing, ice axe arrest and basically getting used to working with our tips. The crew did really well despite the high elevation. We just had a great meal here, courtesy of the caretakers at the hut and we are going to be early. We are getting up in the middle of the night to take a crack at the summit. So right now I'm outside looking at nothing but stars. We are hoping this weather holds for us... We'll see what happens and we'll give you a call tomorrow and let everybody know what came of us. Signing off for now. RMI Guide Billy Nugent


RMI Guide Billy Nugent checks in from the Jose Ribas Hut on Cotopaxi

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Kilimanjaro: Team Makes Final Trek Out to Mweka Gate

Jambo from the Dik Dik Hotel, From our last camp on Kilimanjaro we could see the upper mountain in the moon light. It always seems crazy that we were way up there just hours earlier. Probably only about five miles as a crow files but it seemed like a million after our long day. We had a great dinner at Mweka Camp and everyone quickly retired into their sleeping bags. Sleep came easy back in the thick air of 10,000'. This morning we trekked the final three and a half hours to the Mweka Gate and enjoyed a nice closing ceremony with our mountain staff. It takes many local guides, cooks, porters and mountain staff to complete such an amazing adventure and we are grateful for their help and support. We completed our paperwork with Kilimanjaro National Park and had a quick lunch in the courtyard before loading our vehicle for the drive back to the Dik Dik Hotel. After nice hot showers we enjoyed a wonderful celebration dinner at the Dik Dik's restaurant. Tomorrow three of our team members will start their travels back to the U.S. For the rest of us, our adventure continues to Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire National Parks for a game viewing safari. We can't wait! The Dik Dik Staff is already getting our Land Cruiser ready for our morning departure. Great trip so far and still more to come! RMI Guide Mark Tucker
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Mt. Rainier: Teams Led by King & Bond Summit!

The Mt. Rainier Five Day Climb, led by RMI Guides Mike King and Andy Bond, reached the summit today!  They enjoyed calm winds and great conditions on their climb today.  The teams will return to Camp Muir for their second night on the mountain.  We look forward to congratulating them in Ashford tomorrow afternoon!

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Congratulations, well done!

Posted by: Mark M on 4/27/2021 at 5:45 pm

Great job!!

Posted by: Christine Malatras on 4/27/2021 at 9:57 am


Mt. Rainier: September 3rd - Teams Turned Around at 12, 300’

The Four Day Summit Climbs August 31 - 3 September were unable to reach the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning. RMI Guides Brent Okita & Zeb Blais reported poor visibility and increased winds and precipitation as the teams reached the top of Disappointment Cleaver (12,300'). The teams made the decision to turn around at that point and return to Camp Muir. The teams were able to relax at Camp Muir before starting their descent to Paradise. We look forward to meeting the groups at Rainier BaseCamp later this morning.
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Turn around point very appropriate…Disappointment Ridge!
I know it is disappointing to not be able to attain your ultimate goal, but don’t discount the level of accomplishment you did achieve!
Congratulations to the team for all your dedication to the endeavor, and most especially to you Doug. You have pursued your dream and made us all exceedingly proud.  Luv U and anxious to see you and hear all about it!
Mom Griz

Posted by: Nancy Crane on 9/5/2013 at 6:57 am

Dear Dan
Wow! What an adventure. You, the elements, and the mountain. Ain’t she magnificent?  Even in the dark. Life will never be the same.  Congratulations!to both of you!!
Love,
Kay

Posted by: Kay on 9/3/2013 at 5:44 pm


Mexico Volcanoes: Waterfall & Team Stretch Their Legs on La Malinche Hike

The first full day of the trip has been a blast. We started off with breakfast at the hotel in Mexico City. While we were eating the military honor guard raised the national flag in front of the presidential palace giving us quite the show. After that we peeled out of town and headed for the mountains. On our way out we stopped to get some water and one of the guys found a soccer ball that he just had to have. So now we have a team soccer ball. The drive was real smooth and we pulled into the cabanas at La Malinche before noon. Once we moved in we set off for a hike. We ended up getting to about 13,700 feet on La Malinche and set a new altitude record for Dave! We have just returned from the hike and we're all starving. Dinner is in 8 minutes so I've got to go! RMI Guide Seth Waterfall
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Great update - and congrats on new altitude records…hope today is another good day for you all!

Posted by: Caskie on 1/14/2013 at 1:26 pm

Thanks Seth for the very fun report! Now Dave is a true High Altitude Mt Climber! Great photo! Viva La Mexico!

Posted by: Laura on 1/14/2013 at 6:00 am


Denali Expedition: Van Deventer & Team Rest and Wait at 14,000’ Camp

Wednesday, May 24, 2023 - 11:14 pm PT

It was a good day for us to sit. Yesterday's strong effort meant everyone slept well, and long. We got up late, enjoyed our last bagels and smoked salmon, told stories, and generally enjoyed the rest day. Snow and clouds intermittently invaded camp, with some breaks of brilliantly strong sunshine. For a bit of movement and boredom cure, we built a bunch of walls to deflect the wind that may come tomorrow. Tomorrow, we will rest again, as the forecast calls for winds at 17,000' to elevate significantly tomorrow. We'll see how this weather system plays out, and it's good comfort for us to know that all of our pieces are in place and when the window opens, we'll be ready.

RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer

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Go get that summit Adam! Can’t wait to hear about the whole adventure when you get home and hope to see you front and center in the picture at summit! Good luck everyone!

Posted by: Matt & Erica Warren on 5/25/2023 at 6:46 pm

Brian,
I’ve been following the daily updates with great interest.  Patience appears to be huge part of a climbers’ requirements.  Praying for your team safety and clear weather for your summit push.
Best Regards
Bruce

Posted by: Larabee Bruce on 5/25/2023 at 11:31 am

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