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Alaska Alpine Seminar: Elias & Team Waiting on Weather

Good morning from the Pika Glacier. The weather and visibility yesterday were not exactly what we hoped for. But we made the most out of our day with more valuable training near camp; crevasse and rock rescue systems took the bigger part of the day, finishing with a few laps of vertical ice climbing out of a big crack, Alaska size. Dinner didn't disappoint and made up for the lack of the climb we hoped to do, and a veggie-cheese omelette and steak fajitas were on the menu. This morning we're in a holding pattern as well, as a super dense fog is reducing our visibility to 30ft. Stay tuned for more, RMI Guide Elias de Andres Martos and team.
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Ecuador: Casey Grom & Team Meet in Quito

Hello Everyone: All is well here in Ecuador! After some long flights and a little bit of sleep the team is doing well. We started our day with a team meeting where we did our usual round of introductions and discussed the game plan for our upcoming adventure. After the meeting we headed out on the town to explore this beautiful historical city with our tour guide Angel. He took us to the older part of town where we visited many old churches and the president's palace that sit on the old town square. Next we headed to a small hill that overlooks the city before heading north to visit the Equator from which Ecuador gets its name. We finished the day with a small break and then a quick gear check to make sure everyone has all the gear needed for our climbs. We then went to dinner at a nice Ecuadorian restaurant where we were joined by some good friends from back home who were here visiting on their own. RMI Guide Casey Grom and crew
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Keep the photos coming!  You look like a team that will really embrace Ecuador.
Both it’s mountains and it’s people!  Magical!
Regards to Sockie. “Good on ya, mate!”

Posted by: Jeff Peck on 1/25/2015 at 11:12 am

Looks like a fun time - I’m jealous and sorry that I’m not there. Casey is probably glad though! I look forward to seeing the adventure unfold.

Posted by: Happy Dancer on 1/22/2015 at 1:38 pm


Ecuador Seminar: Knoff & Team Summit Antisana!

Summit of Antisana! Adam Knoff and team called in to let us know they were at Antisana's Basecamp after a successful summit. They had great route conditions clear skies, stars and a beautiful moonrise. The climb was engaging with steep headwalls and crevasse crossings. The team did a fantastic job. At about 17,000ft the winds picked up and temperatures dropped enveloping the summit in a cloud layer. As the team started their descent, they broke out of the clouds. They are breaking down camp and will be taking a short walk back to the bus, which will take them to Chilcabamba Eco Lodge where the team will have well-deserved rest for the night. RMI Guide Adam Knoff
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Great job Dusty!

Posted by: Mark on 1/16/2015 at 12:22 pm

So proud of you Anne!

Posted by: JVS on 1/15/2015 at 7:27 pm


RMI Team Arrives in Pampa de Lenas

Well, after a lot of hustling around Mendoza; scrambling to both purchase and obtain permits (not done in the same location) and then go grocery shopping, we made it out of town and into the mountains! After a late evening and early morning of packing all our supplies at the Grajales facility in Penitentes, we were finally ready to hit the trail. We will spend tonight at Pampa de Lenas, our first trek camp. Unfortunately, after a day of hiking we are still minus one Walter Hailes. Airline cancellations have kept him one step behind us for most of the trip so far. If all goes according to plan he should catch us at tomorrow's camp at Casa de Piedra. The weather has been spectacular and the team is in great spirits!
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Mt. McKinley Expedition: Van Deventer & Team Make Move to 17,000 Camp

Saturday, May 24, 2025 - 9:03 pm PT

We made the big move and started the final push. Things looked good this morning so we got things running early, packed all the necessities for going up high, and walked out in the shade. Soon the sun was on us, and cold became very hot. We made good progress up the fixed lines, across the West Buttress and into 17,000' Camp. We’ve got camp built, stoves are roaring towards dinner, and we’ll wake up and see what tomorrow brings.

Best,
RMI Guides Pete, Nick, Ben, and team

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Mt. McKinley Expedition: Van Deventer & Team Remain at Camp Due to Winds Up High

Tuesday, May 20, 2025 - 9:59 pm PT

We had a brief burst of excitement waking up this morning as it was clearer than it’s been in awhile, but as we watched and inspected more closely, it was quite clear that the wind was quite strong along the West Buttress. We continued to watch and hope, but by mid morning it was evident that today was a day to rest. The sun did spend a good amount of time out, turning the tents into saunas. Several skiers in camp also went for laps below the fixed lines, so we watched the ski show as well. We’ll keep getting up early to check and see if it is our day and when it presents, the team is primed and ready!

RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer

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Keep the updates coming!  You can’t send too much info for all the folks down here, waiting for you to get back. Get the show on the road, and hurry home!  Love you Brian!

Posted by: Maxine Hill on 5/21/2025 at 5:40 pm

Sending positive thoughts and good vibes!!

Posted by: Brittany on 5/21/2025 at 11:11 am


Denali Expedition: Wittmier & Team Weather Storms at 11,000ft Camp

Thursday, May 23, 2024 - 8:05 am PT

Being on Denali often requires an exercise in patience. After working hard to set ourselves up for success, moving to 11,000' Camp and carrying to just below 14,000' Camp, we’ve spent the last few days weathering the inevitable storms the Alaska range brings. Eating good, resting and sharing laughs has carried us through the weather days, with the hope of soon shouldering our heavy packs and moving further up the mountain to establish camp at 14,000'. Until then we will see what the mountain has to offer us and continue to settle into our life on Denali. Tune in next time.

RMI Guide Dan May

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I understand Will has joined this team for the rest of the climb. Hope you have great weather for the rest of your expedition. I can only imagine the views. We will be following your progress.

Posted by: Bill Lefler on 5/25/2024 at 2:14 pm

Hey Dustin and Team! Hopefully Denali is just showing you Mother Nature is in charge , just for the experience , then Perfect weather to move up hill!!!
Farmer Dave

Posted by: Dave Kestel on 5/24/2024 at 3:20 am


Denali Expedition: Gately & Team Move to 14K Camp

Tuesday, May 21, 2019 8:43 pm PT The winds from the previous day had subsided overnight an we woke up to mostly clear skies. You could see the south winds hammering the pipe West Buttress from camp. By the time we made it through breakfast, the winds dropped and we were in camp. With warmer temps forecasted and only light winds in camp we opted to try for the move. Long story short, it was windy. The kind of wind that your walking straight into for hours. The team did well taking care of hands, feet and faces. We finally found a break from the torrent at 13,600ft. A long hard day brought us to our new home here at 14,000ft. With camp finally set up, we're all looking forward to a hot drink and a big dinner. Tomorrow we'll try and back carry to 13.6k to pick up our cached gear then enjoy the afternoon off to rest and recover. That's all for now, life is good! RMI Guide Steve Gately
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Everest Base Camp Trek: Grom & Team Arrive At Gorak Shep

Namaste Everyone Today we bumped up to Gorak Shep, which is our last camp before Everest Base Camp. It was a pretty short day of hiking, only 2.5 hours. Gorak Shep is sort of like the last outpost in a bad western film. It’s a little run down and the locals look a little rough. And they should as it sits at nearly 17,000', so life is not easy to say the least. Pretty sure the music stopped when we strolled into town. Just kidding. It’s not so bad here. Our team is doing well and everyone is looking forward to reaching Base Camp. RMI Guide Casey Grom
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Aconcagua: Tucker & Team Summit!

Original Post: Well hello. This is RMI Aconcagua Tucker Team. And we're standing on top. Light breeze; chilly, chilly day. Team did wonderful. When you look around it kind of looks like everybody that started is on top. So if you're wondering who made it, they all…[broken]…a long ways to go still but everyone's doing well…[lost call]. RMI Guide Mark Tucker Update, January 28th 4:35 p.m. Pacific RMI Guide Mark Tucker called to report that the team has safely descended to Camp 3 where they will spend tonight. They will continue their descent tomorrow.

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Congratulations on your summit, you all are awesome.  Stay strong, stay safe and enjoy this amazing journey.  Love you Shannon Long.  Patty and Mark

Posted by: Patty Fisher on 1/30/2018 at 7:30 pm

Congratulations, Will and the rest of the team!  Looking forward to celebrating with you!

Posted by: Stacy on 1/29/2018 at 4:47 pm

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