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Aconcagua: King & Team Take Rest Day at Camp 1

The team has been battling some weather on the Aconcagua as of late, but this morning we awoke to crisp, dry air and snowcapped views on our horizon. Today is a rest day after our hearty carry up to Camp 2 yesterday.  We will enjoy our coffee, well deserved naps, and lots of tent time to rest our bodies and minds for the move to Camp 2 tomorrow.

Wish us luck! 

RMI Guide Dominic Cifelli

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Enjoy the good weather, hope it stays that way.  Wishing everyone a safe and successful summit!  Can’t wait to hear all about the trip! Go Frogs!

The Broderick Family

Posted by: Nancy Broderick on 1/8/2023 at 5:36 am

Wonderful news about the weather break! We’re hoping it holds for you.

We finally had some snow and will be snowshoeing our home trails this morning. Going early so that Willa can have her nap on time, haha!

Ginger & Caleb spent the night and e we played Mexican Train. Had to make up a few rules, the directions were limited, haha!

Sending our love and prayers for the whole team’s good health and success! XOXOXO Momma and Dad

Posted by: Momma and Dad on 1/8/2023 at 2:28 am


Ecuador: Nugent & Team Summit Cayambe!

Hey everybody! It's Billy here checking in for Garrett, Jaime and the rest of the crew. We are on the summit of Cayambe right now with clear skies and calm winds. Enjoying a perfect day. That's all to report really. We will be headed down shortly here and wish us luck for us a safe descent. All is well, bye bye. RMI Guide Billy Nugent


RMI Guide Billy Nugent calls from the Cayambe summit!

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Way to go Dad!  We love you!
Anne, Sarah, Jake and Abe

Posted by: Jen Blodgett on 2/18/2014 at 11:48 am

Woohoo!  Go team, go!

Posted by: Amy on 2/18/2014 at 8:43 am


Mt. McKinley: Hahn & Team Excel At Resting

Tuesday, July 9, 2013 Not too much to report on our scheduled rest day at 14,200' on Mt. McKinley. It was calm and sunny, despite the persistent storm forecasts, but it did seem to be getting progressively more cloudy as the day went on and it started snowing at a good clip while we ate dinner in our cozy POSH tent. The team did an excellent job of taking it easy today. We caught up on hydration and sleep, rested sore muscles and dried out boots and socks. We pared down the personal gadgetry and entertainment systems for the hard move up to 17,200' and tried to figure out any clothing or gear that would not be useful up above. The number of teams around or above us has been steadily diminishing and as is normal for this point in July, the National Park Service climbing rangers have been packing up their seasonal station at 14 and getting loads ready for helicoptering. It has been fun visiting with the other teams, but it is also quite enjoyable to have the mountain in its natural state -quiet and uncrowded. If it doesn't snow too much tonight and we get a decent shot tomorrow, we'll move to high camp. Best Regards, RMI Guide Dave Hahn

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Scott’s family - We have closely been following your climb. Praying all of you have a wonderful, successful, and safe climb and summit.

Posted by: Michelle Adaska on 7/11/2013 at 7:07 am

Tell macca (Sean) that we miss him, especially Archie. Go hard haradinko!

Posted by: Gem and Luke on 7/11/2013 at 5:05 am


Alaska Seminar: Return to Talkeetna

After a great training seminar in the Alaska Range and a few days waiting out the weather at Base Camp, RMI Guide Jason Thompson and team have returned to Talkeetna. The team awoke to clear skies and anxiously awaited the sound of aircraft over head. They weren't disappointed. Everyone is back in Talkeetna looking forward to warm showers and a meal they don't have to make themselves. They will be transferring to Anchorage later this afternoon. Congratulations on a safe and successful week!
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Denali Expedition: Schmitt & Team Carry Gear to 17,000ft Camp

Monday, June 14, 2021 - 9:31 pm PT

Today we carried supplies and personal gear up to 17,000' Camp. The team performed amazingly for their first time on fixed lines and dealing with thousands of feet of exposure and running belays.

We floated past other teams, seemingly effortlessly as they cached lower on the West Buttress, but we were moving so efficiently and the day was perfectly clear and windless, so we decided to cache all the way at 17,000' Camp.

It’s now 8 o’clock in the evening and we are about to enjoy some dinner and a much deserved night of rest.

All the best from the team at 14,000' Camp.

RMI Guide JT Schmitt

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Thinking of everyone as you prepare to summit! Stay safe and strong ! Enjoy the adventure !

Posted by: Ann VanO on 6/16/2021 at 8:44 am


Mt. Rainier: July 22nd Summit!

The Four Day Summit Climb led by RMI Guides Eric Frank and Lindsay Mann reached the summit of Mt. Rainier around 6:30 a.m. The teams spent about an hour on top enjoying what Eric describes as the "best morning all summer:" sunny and warm with light winds. The teams will make their descent back to Camp Muir and will return to Ashford this afternoon. Congratulations to today's teams!
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Congratulations to Eric, Lindsey, and the entire team.  Great job enjoying the beautiful mountain!

Posted by: Eric Yollick on 7/23/2013 at 3:33 am

Good job getting to the top!

Posted by: Tyler Kirkness on 7/22/2013 at 6:15 pm


Mt. Rainier: Expedition Skills Seminar Update

This is Seth again checking in from Camp Muir. After a blustery and cold day yesterday we have been enjoying the warm and calm conditions today. We began our day with breakfast at 7 and by 8:30 we were heading out onto the Cowlitz Glacier. We then found an awesome set of crevasses for practicing crevasse rescue. Everyone was able to alternately practice arresting a fallen climber, setting up a pulley system and descending into a crevasse. We also had a backup rope set up where we could practice belaying techniques. After the rescue practice everyone was still feeling good so we lowered folks back into the crevasse and had them ice-climb back out. It was a great day of training and with any luck tomorrow we'll do the real thing and climb the mountain. We'll check in again in the morning.
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We are rooting for you Carlos! Hope you guys are having a blast. See you soon.

Posted by: Fungai and Brandy Tongoona on 5/31/2012 at 8:49 pm

I AM SURE EVERYONE WILL CELEBRATE A SUCCESSFUL CLIMB TOMORROW.  HAVE SOMETHING EXTRA FOR ANDREW AS 6/1 IS HIS BIRTHDAY.  WHAT A GREAT way to CELEBRATE!

Posted by: REEVES SMITH on 5/31/2012 at 7:30 pm


Ecuador: Team Returns to Quito After Great Trip

What a wonderful adventure we have had here in Ecuador. We woke last night to a beautifully clear and warm night. With all of the weather we have been having we were quite surprised to see a sky full of stars. We had our standard morning breakfast of not so delicious oatmeal and washed it down with some nice coffee. We left the hut with many other teams trying to take advantage of the exceptional weather. The route from the Refugio (climbers hut) was full of surprises nearly the whole way to the summit. With crevasse crossings, steep slopes, and even a snow/ice tunnel to negotiate, the most exciting part for the team was climbing down into and then back out of a crevasse in order to continue on the route. Even with all of these obstacles, the route took us just over 6 hours and we stood on top of Cotopaxi around 7:15am with barely a breath of wind. It was so clear we could see all 10 of the 15,000' mountains in Ecuador. Having no wind and warm temperatures allowed us to linger on top for nearly an hour without getting chilled. Then it was back down to the hut to pack up and leave before the daily hail/thunderstorm moved in. We arrived back in Quito and have just finished up our last supper and have said goodbye to our team mates. Thanks for following and we'll see you next time. Team Ecuador
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Aconcagua: Chilling at Camp 1

Currently we're chilling at Camp 1 after today's move up from basecamp. We enjoyed perfect weather most of the day today but are seeing a few very minor flurries develop as we settle into camp. The entire team is relaxing in their tents enjoying a deserved rest while Geoff and myself are attempting to chef up some dinner for the gang. We're hoping to get a cache in up at Chopper Camp tomorrow which will serve as our Camp 2. All is well! Talk soon! RMI Guide Billy Nugent P.S. Richard would like all his family and loved ones to know he's doing well and misses them very much!

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Posted by: CexClutle on 5/25/2011 at 8:57 am

Great to hear the crew is doing well! How about a stokemeter this time around?

Posted by: Katie on 2/8/2011 at 4:51 pm


Denali Expedition: Cifelli and team Move to 17,000’

Friday, June 30, 2023 11:47 pm PDT

The gods of Denali blessed the team with the weather window needed to begin the hardest three days of our lives. We began our assault up The Wall and eventually the fixed lines. The sun was surprisingly warm and persistent. The black rocks jutting from the frozen snow reminded me constantly of the Oreo McFlurry I will no doubt consume when I get off here. We are thinking of you all as we attempt to summit tomorrow. 

RMI Climber Travis and Team

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Lisa and Blair wishing you luck!!!

Posted by: Blair Johnson on 7/2/2023 at 7:16 am

Peace, gratitude and mental toughness…you’ve got it!!!

Posted by: Kim on 7/1/2023 at 9:35 pm

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