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Ecuador Seminar: Hailes & Team Arrive Quito, Enjoy city tour

Although some of us were a bit worn out from the late-night flights, we rallied together for a whirlwind tour of Quito. Our first stop was the Equator, where we attempted (often unsuccessfully) to balance eggs and marveled at the Coriolis effect, which shifted just 10 feet from the equator.

Next, we ventured into the historic old city, filled with presidential mansions, grand city squares, ancient churches, and bustling crowds. It was a blast taking in the sights while chatting with our teammates. Exploring and challenging ourselves in the mountains is always a highlight, but the true magic of these trips lies in the people we meet and the friendships we forge along the way. We are off to a great start on that front.

After the tour, we headed back to the hotel for a quick gear check, followed by plenty of time to nap, explore the city further, and enjoy an early dinner. The goal was to rest up and catch up on sleep before the real challenges ahead.

RMI Guide Walter Hailes

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Mt. Rainier: Luedtke & Emmons Seminar Team Reach Summit

At 7:44 am today, we received word from RMI Guide Ben Luedtke that the Expedition Skills Seminar - Emmons July 12 - 17 team had reached the summit of Mt. Raineir with 100% of their climbers. They will return to Camp Schurman and spend a second night there.  Tomorrow they will descend to the trailhead and return to Rainier BaseCamp.

Yesterday, the Emmons Seminar moved up to Camp Schurman for the night! After waking up to a nice warm sun on their faces and enjoying some breakfast, they practiced some fixed line ascending. Then, donned heavy packs for the journey over the rock step to Camp Schurman. After a little rest, they practiced crevasse rescue before making an early dinner and laying down to get some sleep before their climb tonight.

Beautiful weather, light winds, enjoying every moment.

Congratulations team!

PC: Ben Luedtke from their ascent to Inter Glacier on the first day of their climb.

UPDATE: Summit Photos from the Emmons team. 7/16/2024

 

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Denali Expedition: Walter & Team Summit North Americas Highest Peak

Thursday, May 30, 2019 - 12:26 AM PT Summit! The weather was beautiful this morning with no clouds above us and no sign of wind. We got the stoves cranking again at 4:30 in order to beat the crowds (today was the busiest summit day of the season so far, as there was a backup of climbers that were delayed by last week's stormy weather. We estimate about 100 climbers went for the summit today.). We got rolling out of camp at 8:30 and walked into the frigid, shady slopes of the Audobon, which is a steep traverse for a thousand feet up to Denali Pass. We clipped about 40 snow pickets in a running belay to add security. Around the corner from Denali Pass we stepped into the sun and began climbing south pass Zebra Rocks and the Arch Deacon's Tower into the Football Field. The last hurdle before the summit ridge was climbing up the strenuous Pig Hill up to the Kahiltna Horn. Then the narrow, corniced ridge brought us to the summit at 20,310'. The climb is always challenging, but it was made more so due to cold 15-25 headwinds for most of the climb. We needed to wear goggles and face protection to keep from freezing our skin. But we did it. And we're about to crawl into our sleeping bags at the 17,200' high camp for some well deserved sleep. Tomorrow we will start our descent. RMI Guide Mike Walter
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Congrats Pieter! I enjoyed hearing about your trip on our airplane ride to Anchorage and am excited to see that your climb was a success!

Posted by: Mike Miller on 5/31/2019 at 10:09 pm

Huge congrats, Pieter, and to the rest of your team!!! We are in total awe and couldn’t be happier for you! Can’t wait to hear all about it when you’re back. Sending love and best wishes. xo, Marla, Mer & Kira

Posted by: MARLA on 5/31/2019 at 11:38 am


Ecuador Volcanoes: Grom & Team 100% on Cotopaxi Summit!

Summit on Cotopaxi!!! We awoke to start our climb from the Refugio at 16,000' in a misty cloud, but as we ascended the thick fog gave way to clear skies and stars. Our ascent took a direct route that brought 100% of our team to the summit of https://Cotopaxi">Cotopaxi just as the sun began to rise. We had a calm and relatively warm hour on the summit to make some calls and take photos while enjoying impressive views of the crater and surrounding volcanoes. We are now all safely back in Quito and just returned from a delicious celebration dinner! We are looking forward to being home with our friends and family soon! RMI Guides https://Casey Grom and https://Solveig Waterfall

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Congratulations to Brian and the rest of you!

Posted by: Karen Easterday on 12/21/2013 at 5:30 pm

Congrats to everyone!

Posted by: Paul Judge on 12/20/2013 at 10:33 am


Mt. Elbrus: The Northside Team Bound for Mineralnye Vody

Hello everyone, it's JJ and Seth along with the 2012 Mount Elbrus Northside Team! We packed our bags and headed out early this morning to catch our flight to Mineralnye Vody. It was then a full day of grocery shopping, sorting gear and packing all our expedition gear. We will have a long, adventurous drive to base camp on the north side of Elbrus. We will let you know how beautiful the drive is tomorrow. RMI Guides JJ Justman and Seth Waterfall
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Matt. Everyone is praying for your safety and successful expedition. We love you and look forward to seeing you soon.  Mom & Dad.

Posted by: molly on 8/26/2012 at 1:06 pm


Mt. Rainier: RMI Guide Jess Wedel and Black Diamond Team Reaches Summit

The June 23 - 26 Four Day Climb is made of climbers associated with Black Diamond Equipment and led by RMI Guide Jess Wedel.  This all women's team reached the summit of Mt. Rainier today putting together their skills, training and equipment. Although the forecast was not stellar the team awoke to good conditions with clear skies above and moderate winds.  The cloud deck below sits at around 9,000' but that was not of concern as the team ascended the upper mountain.  Reaching the summit around 7:45 am the team enjoyed a bit of time in the summit crater before starting their descent.  The team will return to Camp Muir for a short stop and then continue the final 4,500' down to Paradise.  Their program will wrap up this afternoon with a celebration at Rainier BaseCamp.

Congratulations to these Black Diamond Climbers! 

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Congratulations!! This is freaking awesome!! Enjoy the views and journey home.

Posted by: Brittani Smoot on 6/27/2025 at 5:40 am

Way to go!!!  Congratulations on all the hard work

Posted by: Sally Bowlby on 6/26/2025 at 5:07 pm


Mt. Rainier: Bergstrom & Emmons Seminar Team on Top!

The Expedition Skills Seminar - Emmons July 7 - 12 team led by RMI Guides Leif Bergstrom, Erika Birkeland, Thomas Skoog and Claire Pennell, reached the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning around 6 am. The team will descend to Camp Schurman for their final night on the mountain.  They have completed additional training during their days together including rope travel, cramponing, ice axe arrest, crevasse rescue, and expedition camping skills. Tomorrow they will return to the trailhead and make the drive back to Rainier BaseCamp in Ashford.

Nice work team!

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Everest Base Camp Trek: Tucker Checks in from the Tea House under a Bright Moon

Hello Mark Tucker checking in from high in the Himalaya. I am outside of our tea house and it is quite the bright moon. Had some clouds roll in later in the day... It's pretty windy. Had great views of Everest and Nuptse. We are all tucked in with the hot water bottles and looking forward to a good night's rest. Part of the team made a little side venture over to get blessed by one of the holy Lamas of the valley. And they had an awesome time. So we are feeling very fortunate that he was available for that. And, we're looking good. We'll check in tomorrow. RMI Guide Mark Tucker


RMI Guide Mark Tucker checks in.

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The full moon on March 27 is the ‘FULL WORM’ moon. Hope it is a lucky moon for all nine of you, especially my Bill,Sue, Peter and Gerry. Happy Trails, Mom.

Posted by: Dee Brown on 3/26/2013 at 7:54 pm

L &  P-  Yea For making it to Pheriche!!  Its interesting that Mark writes of the moon - iwe have seen the moon for the past 3 nights and tonight, also.  When you look at the moon, know that we are too and are with you….Go!!!  Grab it all!  D’s quote this evening was, “those kids are so lucky! They are doing something that the rest of us just dream of…!!”  Live the dream, Guys.
Love G & M

Posted by: Gretchen & Mike on 3/26/2013 at 7:03 pm


Mt. Rainier: September 4, 2013

RMI Guide Billy Nugent led the Four Day Summit Climb to the top of Disappointment Cleaver this morning before encountering strong winds, low visibility, and precipitation. The teams have safely returned to Camp Muir and are getting ready to descend back to Paradise. We are excited to welcome the teams back in Ashford early this afternoon.
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We are so proud of you, Doug. All your hard work and training has paid off. Can’t wait to hear all about your adventure! Mom and Dad Hicks

Posted by: Byron and Nancy on 9/5/2013 at 6:54 am

Way to go Jack and Beth!!! Sorry to hear you couldn’t make it all the way to the top, but way to get to 12,300’!!! Can’t wait to hear more about it next week!

James Rogers

Posted by: James Rogers on 9/4/2013 at 5:23 pm


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

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