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Mt. Rainier: RMI Guide Brent Okita Checks In as the Seminar Ascends to Camp Muir

We had a great day for making our way to Camp Muir yesterday. Blue skies and just enough wind to keep us from over heating. Everyone did well! Camp Muir will be home through Friday. The next few days we'll be training around Camp Muir. It's going to be a fantastic week! RMI Guide Brent Okita
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Thank you for the update.  Great job, y’all!  Just getting to Camp Muir is an accomplishment in and of itself, not to mention while carrying all that weight!! But every foot past Muir is farther than most will ever go, so go as far as you can and take photos!!! Post more photos! :)

Hey Drew!!  Much love!

From down below,
JK

Posted by: JK on 4/15/2014 at 7:39 pm


Kilimanjaro: Grom & Team Reach the Great Barranco Wall

All is well here on Kilimanjaro! Day three took us from the Shira Plateau all the way over to the Great Barranco Wall. All in all we traveled about six miles, climbed up to about 15,000' and descended back down to 13,000'. We traversed under the southern side of the mountain where there are still hanging glaciers to see. Unfortunately the clouds obscured the view, but did allow for some nice hiking temperatures. It took the team about seven hours total to reach camp. We hike for about an hour then take a short 15 minute break, then repeat. The team is amazed and very thankful to our wonderful support crew who leave camp after us each day then race ahead to have camp rebuilt waiting our arrival. RMI Guide Casey Grom and crew

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HOLLEY!  I did a Valentine’s Day swim in your honor!

Amy

Posted by: Amy Craft on 2/15/2013 at 8:38 am

Larry - Happy Valentines Day! Love you, Deb (& Mark)

Posted by: Debbie on 2/14/2013 at 2:57 pm


Ecuador Volcanoes: Nugent & Team Prepare for Cotopaxi Summit

The time spent relaxing at Chilcabamba was wonderful but like all good things came to an end. Fortunately for us, there will be more excitement to come as our adventure continues. We are about to make our move up to the Jose Ribas Refugio on Cotopaxi (over 16,000') where we hope to get a little nap in before launching for the summit very early tomorrow morning. The weather pattern has been promising and with a little luck we will all be taking hero pics and exchanging high fives on the summit! But we're not counting our chickens before the eggs hatch, Cotopaxi is a big mountain and deserves respect. Wish us luck! More on the alpine escapades of this intrepid group as our program continues... Stay with us! RMI Guide Billy Nugent

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OOOhhhhh!!  AAHHHHHH!!!  May the Force Be With You!  We’ll watch for Pix tomorrow!

Posted by: Deb on 1/17/2013 at 9:41 am

Best wishes as you venture on!
-Geoff

Posted by: Geoff on 1/16/2013 at 9:44 am


Mt. McKinley: Brent Okita & Team Carry to 13,500’

Hello from Mt. McKinley, Awakening to perfect skies and no wind provided a great start to our carry to 13,500' today. The team rose to the challenge of the steeper terrain and climbed well. With that done, we just need another reasonable day to move camp to 14,200' from which the summit is tantalizingly close. But of course, there is still so much yet to do before we can be thinking of that. For now, an afternoon of rest after getting back and a hearty meal of mac and cheese with loads of bacon should get us fueled up for our big move in the morning. I think everyone is feeling good about the day to come. I know I am. Until next time, at 14,200', with any luck. RMI Guide Brent Okita
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Tell Frank Carole Catie Beth and Will arerehearing for him!

Posted by: Carole on 5/25/2011 at 7:10 pm

Great work team!  Thanks for the updates!!  Zac, we love you and miss you! M, T & B

Posted by: mary candelario on 5/25/2011 at 1:19 pm


Everest Base Camp & Lobuche: Wedel & Team Descend to Namche Bazaar

Tuesday, April 1, 2025 - 5:59 pm PT

We woke up in Pangboche and headed back on the trail. Descending hills, crossing bridges, ascending hills and descending more until we made it to Namche Bazaar.

We passed our final yak trains (only mules and zopke below Namche) and many teams looking fresh as they headed in the valley.

We got an early start so we had the afternoon in Namche to shop for final gifts - yak bells, yak wool scarves, customized hoodies and more.

Tomorrow we have one final big day of trekking until we reach Lukla.

RMI Guide Jess Wedel and the team

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Denali Expedition: Rest Day for JT Schmitt & Team

Tuesday, June 15, 2021 - 4:50 pm PT

We are enjoying a nice sunny rest day at 14,000’ camp today after our carry to 17,000’ yesterday. We are waiting to see what the weather has in store before we make our next move. All is well here at camp!

RMI Guides JT, Kiira, Alan and the RMI team

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Go team go! Hoping for great weather and easy travels!

Posted by: Ellen on 6/16/2021 at 10:12 am


Mt. Kilimanjaro: Justman & Team Camped Beneath the Barranco Wall

Today was a fantastic day for the team as we achieved greater acclimatization. We entered the dry and rocky terrain of the Highland Desert Zone where large volcanic boulders dot the landscape. Our trail gently ascended the Shira Plateau and we the reached our high point near Kilimanjaro's Lava Tower at 14,900'. After a long break to soak up the thin air we descended into the Barranco Valley. We are now comfy and cozy in our SlingFin dining tent drinking hot tea and eating popcorn at 12,800'. Everyone is having a great time and we are looking forward to another great day on Kilimanjaro. RMI Guide JJ Justman

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Kalani and Dom-
We are watching your progress and ascent with great excitement! Wow- way to go!
Susan and LHPS

Posted by: Susan Clayton on 8/2/2013 at 8:01 am

Dom and Kalani, thinking of you every day, every step of the way!! Living vicariously through the two of you. Enjoy every magnificent moment! Hugs, Diana

Posted by: Diana Boyce on 8/2/2013 at 7:16 am


Ecuador Volcanoes: Beren & Team Ready for Cotopaxi Summit Bid

Hello, this is Jake Beren in Ecuador calling in for the RMI team down here. We had a fantastic day yesterday just resting and recouping after a pretty big week so far here in Ecuador. And this morning we're going to head up to the hut on Cotopaxi. And with any luck, tonight we will be making our bid for the summit. So wish us luck and keep sending those good weather vibes down here and I will check in tomorrow. RMI Guide Jake Beren


Jake Beren checks in from Cotopaxi's High Hut.

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Best of luck and may the gods and goddesses of good weather smile upon you!

Posted by: Christina Doren on 2/17/2013 at 7:04 pm

Anxious to hear how every thing went
Love, Mom and Dad

Posted by: Dianne and George on 2/17/2013 at 4:58 pm


Ed and Peter Going for Summit!

Peter and Ed left for the summit at 10:45 p.m. Nepal Time / 10:00 a.m. PST.


Peter Whittaker checking in from 26900 ft. 12AM


Peter Whittaker from 27600 ft. 2AM


Jake Norton from the South Summit. 6AM

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Aconcagua Expedition: Luedtke & Team Ready for Summit Launch, Minus one engine

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. In an en route update for everyone. It seems that we are experiencing some minor mechanical issues with one of our engines. This is nothing to be worried about but as a precaution they would like us to make a diversionary landing. RMI has informed us that the new aircraft will be able to continue from Camp 2 to the summit without any other issues. Unfortunately Nick will have to stay behind with the original aircraft. We have been told that it should be a minor fix and that he will see you in Basecamp for the flight back to the original starting point. Hopefully all will go well and the Summit window will stay open long enough for the four of you to accomplish what you set out to do. Otherwise Yev will be crying for years. Best wishes for the next two days and may the mountain be kind to everyone up there. 

RMI Climber Nick Hanson

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