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Aconcagua: Smith & Team Reach the Comforts of BaseCamp

Howdy all,

After a somewhat fitful nights sleep accompanied by the barking of our new dog friend and the whineying of mules, the team awoke to some slightly threatening skies. Luckily we had the reprieve of our dome tent to allow for an easy morning breakfast and coffee. As if the coffee wasn't enough to wake us up we began the morning crossing the Vacas River to enter into the Relinchos Valley. The mules were hot on our tail as we began our gradual ascent to Plaza de Argentina Basecamp. Once gaining a high platuea we received our second view of Ameghino and Aconcagua. The stoke rose with the elevation. We were greeted warmly to Plaza de Argentina with some tasty and warm lentil soup, juice, dulce de leche and fresh fruit. The afternoon was spent taking in the panoramic views and lots of relaxing. After another delicious meal and some fine Mendoza malbec, the team, full, happy and tired, retreated to their tents. That's it for now, tune in next time!

RMI Guides Hannah, Ben, Dan and the team

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Hey Hannah! Wishing you and your team great rest at basecamp and all the best ahead and above!
Farmer Dave

Posted by: Dave Kestel on 1/14/2023 at 3:28 am


Machu Picchu: Trek & Team Enjoy Views from Phuyaupatamarca Pass

This morning we got out early ahead of the other groups and were rewarded with phenomenal 360 degree views of the lush converging valleys and glaciated peaks. Usually the clouds hang between the trail and these tall mountains due to our proximity to the cloud forest. As we wrapped up our time at Phuyupatamarca Pass, 12,130’ the clouds began to rise from the Urubamba River and the glaciers were hidden. The day was filled with great views, warming temperatures and elaborate ruins. In particular the terraces of Intipata and Winaywayna captured the groups attention due to the scale of such a project completed on the side of a steep and heavily vegetated mountain. We are all looking forward to walking into Machu Picchu at sunrise, getting a shower at the hotel is a close second. RMI Guide Mike King
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Hi Dori.  What a sport you are!  And it appears that you have an excellent leader.  I’m looking forward to hearing about your trip when you’re home.  You, Rhonda and I have a date August 7.  Enjoy the rest of your time in Peru!!

Posted by: Jessie Strauss on 7/24/2019 at 8:58 am

Hey Lara Lee.  Hope you are having fun!  Enjoy Machu Picchu tomorrow.  We love you!  Tell Louis, Bruce, and Paula we say hello.

Posted by: Brayden Wilkie on 7/21/2019 at 3:24 pm


Mt. Rainier: Winter Seminar Reaches 12,300’

The Expedition Skills Seminar - Winter reached 12,300 feet on Mt. Rainier before being dead-ended by a crevasse. Despite the crevasse, the team has been enjoying excellent weather on the upper mountain. The team will descend back to Camp Muir for the night where they will continue their skills training.
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good luck Doni n Pepi
gunna b wet n cold
b safe
have fun

Posted by: Donato Arguelles on 5/10/2015 at 9:55 am


Cotopaxi Express: Davis, Grom & Team Settle into Tambopaxi Lodge

Today we inched our way closer to the base of Cotopaxi with a short drive to Tambopaxi and then up the primitive roads to the lower flanks of the mountain. Our mission today was to get onto the lower glacier for some basic skills review and a little more acclimatization. Under some very atypical clear skies we hiked the scree fields to the new Refugio at 16,000' and then a little further to the glacier. We were joined by our Ecuadorian guides Topo and Joaquin for a brief climbing school and a glimpse of the lower route. By early afternoon we were relaxing in the Tambopaxi Lodge for some Cribbage and another great team dinner. Things are going very well for us here and the team is enjoying every minute in a most spectacular mountain arena. Looking forward to every day here on the Equator! RMI Guide Leon Davis
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Good luck with your ascent in a few hours Brian. Glad you’ve enjoyed the experience so far. Can’t wait to hear about it and see pics!

Posted by: Craig Mohr on 12/4/2014 at 6:08 pm

KIRK MAN, HANG TEN BRO!  CH

Posted by: CHARLES HOLLIMAN on 12/4/2014 at 4:47 pm


Mt. Kilimanjaro: Tucker & Team Reach the Summit!

Jambo! Jambo! Mark Tucker calling you from the Roof of Africa. With incredible timing we stood on top the moment the sun rose. We had the top pretty much to ourselves. And I've got everybody here with me and couldn't ditch them. We're all standing up here on the summit of Kilimanjaro and everybody is doing great. We are finishing up with the photos. It's a little bit chilly a little bit breezy but we are all nice and comfy based upon our precision like accuracy with our clothing. All is well and I'll check in back at low camp. You can rest easy, everybody is looking strong, everybody is tight and together, a great climbing team. So we're all doing well. I'll check in later. RMI Guide Mark Tucker


RMI Guide Mark Tucker checks in from the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro

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Congratulations to Jeff Barish and the team!
Wishing you a safe and timely descent.
From Steven in Denver, CO

Posted by: Steven Norber on 8/12/2014 at 8:54 pm

Enjoy the rest at the last camp, Steve and Connor!  We miss you both lots!  Can’t wait to see all of the pictures!- Shari/Mom, Judy, and Micro

Posted by: Sharon on 8/12/2014 at 11:51 am


Mt. Rainier: Expedition Skills Seminar Reaches the SUMMIT!

The last Expedition Skills Seminar - Muir Team of our 2013 Rainier climbing season reached the Summit of Mt. Rainier at about 2:00pm yesterday. RMI Guides Casey Grom and Elias deAndres Martos reported a blue bird day with cold temperatures and fresh snow on the route. The team will spend the morning at Camp Muir finishing up their mountaineering skills training before heading back to RMI Basecamp this afternoon. Congratulations Team!
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Fatima, Casey….just awesome. I wish I was there!!

Posted by: Debbi on 9/28/2013 at 5:39 am

Congratulations Tim!  That’s one checked off the Bucket List.  Keep goin’!

Posted by: Le on 9/27/2013 at 10:14 am


Mt. Rainier: September 7th Update

Hi everyone. You know...it certainly can be disappointing. I guess that's why they call it Disappointment Cleaver, which is where we are right now. However, our team is having fun and smiling. Hey! That's part of climbing. The mountain said no and we have to respect that. We will climb another day and we are happy about that. Now, we will finish taking photos and focus on the most important part of climbing, getting down safely. Ciao from Rainier. RMI Guide JJ Justman
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Amazing photos team!  Thanks for keeping our guys safe =D sindi & shantel!

Posted by: Sindi Markette on 9/7/2013 at 1:00 pm


Mt. Rainier: July 14th, 2013 Summit!

Tyler Reid and the Four Day Summit Climb called from the summit of Mt. Rainier around 7:30 this morning. The team is enjoying the beautiful, cloudless day. They plan on spending some time on the summit before descending to Camp Muir. Congratulations to today's team!
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Mexico Volcanoes: Waterfall and Team Prepare for Summit Bid

Well, we're at the hut on Orizaba getting ready to climb tonight. It was an interesting drive up here, for sure. It's been very dry here recently and some forest fires have sprung up down low on the mountain. Normally this wouldn't worry me too much but one of the fires is within a mile of our access road. There are firefighters working in the area and our local logistics company is on top of the situation so at this point it's just a minor concern. One thing that's looking good is that there seems to be a weather system building which would help the fire situation out a ton. The downside of that is it will make climbing more difficult if we are faced with a storm. So that's basically our situation... there's a few things that are out of our control, so we're just doing what we can to give ourselves the best shot at the summit. We're prepping to go up but not at the risk of climbing in a dangerous storm or getting stranded at the hut. We'll be making the safest call, of course. I'll call back early tomorrow and update everyone on our status. Wish us luck, we could use it! RMI Guide Seth Waterfall & Team

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Good Luck! I know you will make the safest decisions.

Posted by: Julie Grooms on 2/15/2013 at 4:30 pm

Good Luck! The route was wonderful a few weeks ago.

Posted by: Travis Lubinski on 2/15/2013 at 3:44 pm


Denali Expedition: Bond & Team Arrive in Alaska

Monday, June 5, 2023 - 7:13 pm PT

Denali Team Assemble!

Everyone has made it to Alaska with our bags in tow. After brief introductions we loaded up the shuttle and took off for Talkeetna. The day was beautiful with clear skies and warm temps. After an hour we did a quick pit stop at the grocery store in Wasilla for last minute supplies, mostly beer and cookie dough. Another hour of driving and we arrived in the quaint town of Talkeetna. Unloading the dozens of duffels and supplies really put into perspective the sheer scale of preparing for an expedition of this size. We then relaxed for the evening, had a wonderful dinner and enjoyed the midnight sun. 

Cheerio,

RMI Guides Jack, Andy, Joey and the team

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To quote Calvin and Hobbes “It’s A Magical World Hobbes Ol’ Buddy….Let’s Go Exploring”
Savor all the magic this exploration holds. Stay Safe.

Posted by: Jan Morgan on 6/6/2023 at 5:41 pm

So excited for all of you! We hope for great weather and a a successful summit!

Posted by: Larisa Corbett on 6/6/2023 at 9:48 am

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