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Denali Expedition: Champion & Team Take Snowy Rest Day at 14,000 Camp

Sunday, June 5, 2022 - 11:08 pm PT

A snowy rest day in the books. We woke up late to clear skies, and a late breakfast of bagels and smoked salmon. Throughout the day the clouds rolled in, and it continued to lightly snow throughout our entire rest day. We shoveled, napped, snacked and prepped for the next weather window to summit. Weather doesn't look ideal for the next few days, but we will continue to rest and hunker down until the weather allows. Check in tomorrow!

RMI Guide Nikki Champion

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Ecuador Seminar: Knoff and Team Arrive at Chimborazo High Camp

The team has arrived at High Camp on Chimborazo, 17,300. It has been a roller coaster of emotion watching the weather.  One minute it looks perfect and the next it is cloudy and windy.  So we are just doing everything we can to be ready for a summit push tonight.  Dinner will be ready at 5:30 pm, with a little charcuterie spread preceding.  We be sleeping in tents on a gritty, windy mountain but we are not barvarians!  We will eat the finiest dried meats, cheese and olives the Mega Maxi grocery store has to offer.  

We will be up climbing under the stars (hopefully) on the switchback deprived trail tonight.  It literally goes straight up.  

Wish us luck!

RMI Guides Adam Knoff and Dustin Wittmier

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Hoping all has gone well. Enjoying your descriptive blogs.

Posted by: Jane on 1/19/2020 at 6:06 am


Mt. Kilimanjaro: Tucker & Team Check in from High Camp, Ready for Summit Attempt!

We had a nice relaxed departure from Karanga camp this morning. After just a few short hours on the trail we found our selves at our high camp on Mt. Kilimanjaro, Barafu Camp. We are moving well today and the same steady tight team pulled into camp. We already emptied our packs and adjusted the load to ready for our summit attempt tonight. We have our food packed for the summit and enjoyed a hot lunch at camp. We are relaxing this afternoon and taking a rest before an early dinner. After dinner we will try to get a few hours of sleep before our midnight wake up call and game on! The weather continues to stay nice, just a few low clouds now and again but no complaints here. The local support staff has yet to miss a beat and we really appreciate the help. Go team Go. Will try and call you from the top. RMI Guide Mark Tucker

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Hi Mark!
We missed your call—sorry.  And it didn’t work when we tried to call you back.  This experience sounds wonderful.  We’re happy for you and we love you.
Mother & Daddy

Posted by: Maury & Eviemail Address * on 8/11/2014 at 4:20 pm

We are looking forward to seeing your celebration pics from the summit!  Stay safe and enjoy!

Posted by: Kathy and Andy on 8/11/2014 at 2:02 pm


Mt. McKinley: Knoff & Team Move to 17K Camp

July 4, 2014 - 9:44 pm PT The move to Mt. McKinley's high camp is like stepping into the ring with a heavy weight larger than King Kong. Thing is, he really likes to throw things at you in one long grueling round. That round our team won. It could not have been a more perfect day to come to high camp. Now the question becomes how much strength does the team have for round two which comes in the form of Godzilla. Tomorrow we will attempt to climb to the summit, weather permitting. Wish us well. RMI Guide Adam Knoff and team signing off from high camp.

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This is from your mother, Mark…and I suppose me, too!
Lots of love Mark..so glad things are going well.  Good luck and success to you and your teams.Thrilled that you might reach the summit today!  Love, Mom…and Merabeth

Posted by: Merabeth Lurie on 7/5/2014 at 1:15 pm

Congrats on making it to High camp. You guys are like Rocky and keep going no matter what is thrown at you! Can’t wait to read your next blog from the summit!!

Posted by: Jerry Hildebrand on 7/5/2014 at 12:04 pm


Mt. McKinley Expedition: Knoff & Team Rest at 14,000’

Hello, This is Adam Knoff checking in with the Upper West Rib Team checking in from 14,000' on Mt. McKinley. After making a descent from 17,000' to Genet Basin at 14,200' and regrouping, we are feeling like reaching the summit is a possibility again. We left much of our gear at 17,000' anticipating a return, we’ve just had the most spectacular rest day, and now with the weather improving, we have decided to head back to 17,000' tomorrow on another summit shot. Although descending to 14 and then ascending again represents a lot of hard work, from an acclimatization standpoint, it’s the bomb and we’re psyched! RMI Guide Adam Knoff
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Mt. McKinley: Walter & Team Optimistic to Move to High Camp

We're still at Camp 4 waiting for the winds to subside up high. The weather is pleasant here at camp. The forecast looks promising for us: summit winds decreasing to 30 mph by tomorrow. Hopefully we can move up to high camp tomorrow and be in place to make a summit bid the next day, or soon thereafter. Everybody is doing well and we're all eager for the opportunity to climb. RMI Guide Mike Walter
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Hey Ken, Glad to hear that the wind is subsiding.  We hope that you are doing well.  All is going well here.  The restaurant has been busy but Rick, James, Starsha and Britt are doing a great job.  Met with Jim today about painting.  Eric is coming to help him.  Ally is great but is missing you.  Take Care..climb safely, enjoy the journey…Love Cathy & Ally

Posted by: Cathy Young on 5/22/2011 at 2:23 pm

Keep warm, stay sharp, climb strong.

Posted by: Merianne on 5/21/2011 at 10:06 pm


Elbrus Team Readies for Summit Bid

Hello friends, Summit day is finally here! The team is doing great and we are all well rested. It's been a beautifully clear day with fantastic views of Elbrus and the Caucasus range. Most of the day was spent telling tall tales, eating lots of Russian food (plenty of borsht) and watching scantly clad russians dance (really). We will be waking at 1 am for breakfast and start our climb shortly there after. If all goes well, we should reach the summit in 6 to 7 hours. Wish us luck.
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Mexico’s Volcanoes: Waterfall & Team Reach Summit of Orizaba

Hey this is Seth standing on top of El Pico de Orizaba also known as Citlaltépetl , the tallest point in Mexico, the third highest in North America. It took us about 7 ½ hours from high camp to reach the summit. Everybody did great, it’s a beautiful day and the boys are psyched let’s here them (yells in background). We will check in again when we are back down in Tlachichucha this evening. And tomorrow we are going home. RMI Guide Seth Waterfall


RMI Guide Seth Waterfall calls from the summit of Pico de Orizaba.

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Taylor…..YOU DID IT…How was the weather??? Lots of snow?
How was it different from Oct?  Deb

Posted by: Debbi on 1/25/2014 at 2:19 pm


Aconcagua: Justman & Team Carry to Camp 2

All the way to Camp 2! Our team did a fantastic job carrying some group gear and personal gear up to 18,000 feet. The winds were still present as they kicked snow off into the air of surrounding peaks and ridges. However, they were not as strong as yesterday. As the team rounded the corner and entered the col, they were treated to their first view of the high Andes range of Argentina. Breathtaking doesn't describe it. We are now back at Camp 1 resting and recovering after a great day in the mountains. P.S. - Happy Birthday Josh!!! From Denise. I'm wearing my new socks!! :) RMI Guides JJ Justman, Mike King & Steve Gately

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Fingers crossed for good weather to Camp 3 and beyond. I hope to catch you in Mendoza on the 2nd with a bag of Starbucks. Charlotte wishes Team 6 well.

Posted by: Elsie on 1/23/2014 at 5:07 pm

Well done, Dad (Lew Smith)!!!  Keep kicking butt and taking names!  Well done to the entire team as well, this is wonderful news!!!  Keep the awesome photos coming, we are all pulling for ya! 

Love ya,

Kyle

Posted by: Kyle A. Smith on 1/23/2014 at 8:35 am


Aconcagua: Nugent & Team at Pampa de las Lenas for the Night

Hey everybody out there in RMI adventure blog land. Billy here, I'm checking in with our group from Pampa de las Lenas after our walk down from Base Camp today. Hot and sunny, lots of river crossings, sore feet but some of the mule drivers are cooking up a steak asado dinner for us tonight, and then we'll hit the sack. Tomorrow we'll continue our walk out of the Vacas Valley and hit the road, and then head back to Mendoza. So the next check in, we'll be saying hello from the hotel in Mendoza. And that's all for now. RMI Guide Billy Nugent


Billy Nugent calls in from Pampa de las Lenas.

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Hello to you from blog land! I am so sorry the weather didn’t cooperate- I cannot imagine how frustrating that must have felt. I also cannot imagine having the strength and determination and skill to climb 20 thousand plus! Please accept a heartfelt congratulations for all that you did, and perhaps more importantly, all that you didn’t do. It takes tremendous courage to make smart choices.
Sending you all laughter, foot massages, delicious food, sweet rest, comfort and lots of Love,
BB

Posted by: Barbara on 1/21/2014 at 4:11 am

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