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Team Completes Frist Day of Acclimatization Hikes in Ecuador

Hi everybody, it's Billy checking in with another dispatch from Quito, Ecuador. Today's events brought us some of the first exertion of the trip. After a pleasant breakfast the crew geared up and headed out in taxis to the teleferico where we rode a gondola up to 13,600'. From there we began our first acclimitzation hike up on the volcano, Rucu Pichincha. We hiked up through bright green hillsides and skirted some large volcanic cliffs, moving in and out of the clouds, all the while with the sprawl of Quito far below. It was a pretty cool place to get things started with some amazing views when the clouds parted. After stretching our legs and working our lungs a bit we headed back down to Quito in the late afternoon. The day finished with a thorough gear check for the mountaineering to come and a team dinner on our last night here in Quito. Tomorrow, an early rise and escape from Babylon will take us out to Cerra Fuya Fuya (13,986') for our next training hike. We'll check back as soon as we can! Thanks to Dawn Kim for the photos in this post!
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Torres del Paine: Cifelli and Team Trek to Lago Dickson

Oh boy what a day. 

Another day on the trail and today, is one of the longest distances. 

What started as a light drizzle transformed into moody cloudy overlooking the vast scenery that Torres Del Paine offers. Baby blue glacial lakes, jagged ridges, and jurassic valleys were the theme of the day as we walked the Patagonian flat trail. To top it off? The Paso de Vientas showed us what it was made of. Just enough wind to make it fun, not quite enough to lift us off our feet like a kite. 

Lago Dickson was the destination of the day, and it's like a mirage here. A small peninsula surrounded by the lake that feeds the Paine River. We walked the beach, played farkle (of course) and tried out a new (Alex and Jackie created) card game. 

The team goes to Camp Pedro's tomorrow, our most rustic of the trip. We'll get ready for the big climb and descent over John Gardner pass. Wish us good weather and safe travels! So far, the weather has been just our luck, Patagonian perfect. 

RMI Guide Dominic Cifelli & Team

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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: Haugen & Team Continue to Wait at Basecamp

July 1, 2013 We are still here. And by here, I mean McKinley Basecamp airstrip in a snowstorm. I am usually an optimist in these types of situations, but the forecast is for days of the muck. In order to improve international relations, we have adopted two Russian climbers that reached the summit the same day we did and are stuck with us. Andre and Igor pretend to like our jokes and our cooking so we will keep them awhile! I told the group we were making them Vietnamese Pho for dinner. Really it was Ramen with some dehydrated vegetables. Although they knew what it was, they put some Sriracha hot sauce in it and humored me! RMI Summit Team 6 P.S. Cindee says Happy Birthday Roger!

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At Itasca. Missing you. Can’t wait to talk.

Love,

Dad, Mom and David

Posted by: Mike on 7/3/2013 at 11:49 am

Oh dear.  Stuck for days and no pop tarts?

Posted by: Lisa Mackey on 7/2/2013 at 11:44 am


Mexico Volcanoes: Waterfall & Team See the Sights of Puebla

Today was a well deserved rest day for the team. After a long day of climbing yesterday we spent today relaxing and seeing the sights in Puebla. Molé, the traditional sauce of Mexico, was sampled by everyone on the team and I know one person had it at every meal. It's definitely a favorite of mine. Also, since it is Valentine's day the Zocalo (town square) was full of people celebrating the holiday. It's a big one here in Mexico. We capped off the day with a great dinner at the Mason Sacristía de la Companía. Tomorrow we switch back to climbing mode and head to el Pico de Orizaba! RMI Guide Seth Waterfall
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Wish the best of luck tomorrow, say hi to Brandon for us..

Posted by: Gustavo Siva on 2/15/2013 at 3:54 pm

Finish strong on this next climb and we’ll see you back home!!

Posted by: Julie Grooms on 2/15/2013 at 9:56 am


Aconcagua: Nugent & Team Rest Day at Plaza Argentina

We're spending today resting and acclimatizing at Plaza Argentina under a beautiful sunny sky. We slept in, ate some bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast burritos, drank maté, and are hanging out. This will be our last night here at basecamp before we head up on the mountain. The weather (as far as we've heard, anyway) is supposed to hold and should make for a nice move up to Camp 1 tomorrow. We'll check in tomorrow night and let you know how it went... RMI Guide Billy Nugent

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What a spectacular journey!  Enjoy your climb and be safe!  Love and prayers to Rei and the entire team!

From Taipei,
Grace and Eric

Posted by: Grace and Eric on 2/11/2013 at 8:51 am

Good luck all… wishing you good weather and a safe climb!  And to Ryan Waters… very proud of you for daring to DO, instead of merely dreaming it.  Climb on!

Posted by: Todd Waters on 2/10/2013 at 5:57 pm


Mt. McKinley: Walter & Team at High Camp

We made it to high camp yesterday in hopes of a summit attempt today. The winds did not cooperate but tomorrow's forecast is looking good. Please send good weather vibes our way! The team is doing great and ready for their summit attempt. We will check in tomorrow. RMI Guide Mike Walter

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You don’t want to break my record: 33 days and no summit (May, 1972)

Posted by: Joe on 5/25/2011 at 10:42 am

That’s exciting that you guys are so close. We’re all thinking calm clear skies for you. Good luck from the crew at Les Schwab.

Posted by: Jeff McCrary on 5/25/2011 at 9:55 am


Kilimanjaro: Grom & Team Set New Altitude Records for Team Members

Howdy everyone back home.

All is well in Tanzania. We’ve had great weather and the team is humming along really well.

We hit the trail just after 8 am and hiked for an hour before taking our usual 15 minute break, then back on the trail for another hour and so on. In total today we hiked for just over 7 hours before reaching Barranco camp. Our gracious Kilimanjaro porters and staff have been working very hard and we arrived once again to a camp set up and ready for us.

Along the way we passed around the famous Lava Tower reaching just over 15,000ft setting new altitude records for many. We also passed by many of the giant groundsels and towering Senecio trees that made us feel as if we were in some crazy Dr. Zuess story.

The team is in good spirits and doing great.

RMI Guide Casey and the Kili crew

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You’re out there living the dream and it’s so inspiring to see!!

Keep that smile bright, lilredcolorado!! You’ve got this!!

Posted by: Tess Pautler on 9/8/2025 at 8:17 pm

Looks Amazing! Love the smiles! Enjoy the views!
#ColoradoGirl #FillYourBucket

Posted by: Tracy on 9/8/2025 at 3:16 pm


Mt. Baker: Whatford & Team Summit via the Easton Glacier

Monday, July 31, 2023 - 6:00 pm PT

We woke up to a clear stary morning at Sandy Camp for our climb of the Easton Glacier. We had an all-star team of climbers that tagged the top around 10am this morning. We just got back to camp and we're enjoying some sunshine. 

RMI Guide Tatum Whatford

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Bolivia: Frank & Team Move to Huayna Potosi

The starry skies that covered us when we went to bed gave way to a thick cloud deck and by 5am this morning it was blowing and snowing on our tents in Condoriri Basecamp. Thankfully the team all slept hard from our efforts the day before and by the time we started breakfast at 8am only a thin dusting of snow and partly cloudy skies remained. This set us up perfectly for a relaxed day of travel. After breaking down the tents, we hiked out of the valley and met the transport vehicles. Even though only 20 odd miles separate the Condoriri Valley from Huayna Potosi the terrain requires back tracking through the edge of La Paz, making the trip closer to three hours. We were rewarded with incredible views of the mountain, which grew larger and more stunning as we arrived at our refugio. This evening the team is relaxing and enjoying a reset before our next big push. RMI Guide Eric Frank
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