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Mt. Shuksan: Walter and team arrive at high camp

We had a great day of climbing today on Mt. Shuksan. We started at the Lake Ann trail head (4700') and climbed up through the Fisher Chimneys, which consisted of a couple thousand feet of 3rd and 4th class rock climbing. The weather and climbing conditions were perfect for us, and we climbed at a leisurely pace, making it to high camp in a little over 6 hours. Our spectacular camp is at just below 7000', on a rock ridge nestled in between the Upper Curtis Glacier and the White Salmon Glacier. We've got views southwest to Mt. Baker and north into Canada; it is truly a stunning alpine setting. We're hoping the weather cooperates with us (the forecast is calling for some rain) and let's us climb to the summit tomorrow. We'll be in touch tomorrow to let you know how it goes. RMI Guide Mike Walter
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And i will work on my stumbles & try nor to ‘strumble’ so much.  :o)

Climb on!

Posted by: Mary on 7/19/2014 at 5:35 am

I strumbled across your blog post & found the climb intriging but ‘no photos?’

I need visuals.  Safe travels.

Posted by: Mary on 7/19/2014 at 5:32 am


Ecuador: Walter & Team Ready for Cayambe Summit Bid

We had a very windy day today amidst the clouds at 15,300'. Despite today's weather we're optimistic about our Cayambe summit attempt for tomorrow. Caio for now! RMI Guide Mike Walter
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We’re with you in spirit at half the elevation. Good Luck!! G&R

Posted by: George on 6/23/2014 at 9:44 am

Good luck to you all. Be safe !

Posted by: Kris on 6/23/2014 at 5:00 am


Mt. McKinley: Walter & Team Spend Another Day at 14,000’

May 25, 2014 - 6:27 pm PT Our team is spending another day at the 14k Camp today, with strong winds apparent up high again. We're hoping to take advantage of a brief window of calmer winds this week in order to take a crack at the summit. We're hoping to move to high camp tomorrow if the weather allows. We've got our fingers crossed, as tomorrow will be day 19 of this expedition and the shot clock is winding down. We'll let you know how it all plays out. Cheers, RMI Guide Mike Walter

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Fingers crossed that you make it!!  Living vicariously through you guys.  Good luck!!!

Posted by: Steven on 5/27/2014 at 6:20 am


Preparation in Los Penitentes

Hey, just dropping a line really quickly. We have been running around like crazy here in Los Penitentes getting all of our things ready for the big trip ahead. Needless to say it was a bit of a late night last night but we seem to be caught up with everything. The effects of the airline delays and the late arrival of our baggage have put us behind schedule but I think we are about to leave the hustle and bustle behind. We plan on finishing up the last of the packing this morning and hitting the trail for the mountain sometime around noon today. Everybody in the group is really excited about the journey ahead, if not a bit anxious. We will check in via sat phone sometime tonight from our first camp on the approach, Pampa de Lenas. Wish us luck
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Kilimanjaro: Grom & Team Descend to Mweka Gate, Complete the Climb

Our final day on the mountain!

Today the gang got up at 6am refreshed after a much needed nights sleep, we had breakfast, then hit the trail one last time. It took about four hours to reach the park gate where the team had lunch and said our final goodbyes to our amazing crew of 44 that took such great care of us on the mountain. 

We finished the little celebration by handing out their well deserved tips and then hopped aboard our awaiting bus for the ride back to the lodge. 

Finally we are all safe and sound, cleaner, and smelling fresh after an exciting seven day journey up and down Kilimanjaro. 

Stayed tuned, Safari starts tomorrow!

RMI Guide Casey Grom and crew

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Mt. Rainier: Five Day Summit Climb Reaches the Summit!

Our Five-Day Mt. Rainier Climb reached the summit this morning. RMI Guide Alan Davis called in from the crater rim and reported clear skies and a beautiful day of climbing. The team will descend back to Paradise this afternoon.
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Congratulations to the entire team! I’m so glad the weather cooperated and you had a beautiful day of climbing. Steve, we can’t wait to hear about the entire adventure when you get back!

-H, A & K

Posted by: Heidi on 8/5/2019 at 11:52 am

Congratulations to our teammate, Mark Pengelly, for making his Mt. Rainier summit this morning.  This was Mark’s second summit bid this summer since our July 18th summit bid was cut short due to extreme weather.  Mark is the first Tideworks Mountaineers to summit Mt. Rainier.  We have Hugh Gallagher summiting tomorrow morning and Steve Albert summiting Aug. 23.  This is an exciting summer for our team.

Congratulations to the entire team this morning!!!

Posted by: Tideworks Mountaineers on 8/5/2019 at 11:33 am


Chile Ski: Reid and Team Put In the Laps

Hola Amigos, We had a nice day of sunny powder skiing as our reintroduction to ski season. A meter and a half of new snow has fallen in the last couple weeks and the coverage is excellent. We took advantage of the spinning chairlifts today and got eight laps in, with the company of our host Sergio, and a small fox. Only one person fell off the chairlift today! (from a low altitude). And he will be hearing about it for the rest of the trip. RMI Guide Tyler Reid
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Peru Seminar: Young & Team Summit Nevado Ishinca!

Saturday, July 7, 2018 - 5:17 PM PT Ishinca Summit! We’re happy to report that our team stood on top of Nevado Ishinca this morning around 9 AM. At around 18,143’ high, we certainly had to put the work in, reaching the high point of our trip so far. Winds were light and skies were the brightest of blues for us today, and we sure felt lucky after some rare Cordillera Blanca snow earlier in the week. The team enjoyed pork chops tonight, and two rounds of lunch before that. We’re truly spoiled here in Peru, that’s for sure. We’re planning on resting here in the Ishinca Valley tomorrow, and getting into some crevasse rescue and a smattering of other technical skills as we continue our progression toward Nevado Urus in a few days. Thanks for following along! RMI Guide Robby Young
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Denali Expedition: King and Team Cache at 9,700’

Friday, June 8, 2018 - 3:15 PM PT The clouds cleared after dinner last night with expansive views of the lower Kahiltna Glacier. We were able to see the descending RMI Group after their successful summit and glean some route info. With the surrounding peaks providing the backdrop, we set off at 5:30 AM for 9700' on the glacier. The route ascends Ski Hill, think fun blue run at a resort. Our goal was to cache food and fuel to make the move to Camp 2 lighter. We took a lot of breaks to take pictures and not over do it after yesterday's heavy day. We are all back in camp at 7800' drying our boots and enjoying the heat on the tents. The plan is to eat, sleep then move to 11,200' tomorrow. We'll take advantage of the cooler temps and leave before 5 AM. The route is in incredible shape with lots of snow and a well traveled route. The climb doesn't get easier but these first 5 days of getting in position to climb above 11,200' are tough on the hips, feet and shoulders. Still keeping our fingers crossed while we listen to bush planes fly overhead. RMI Guide Mike King

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Following your climb as Scott’s mom is a life long friend. Scott I hear my son tell her baseball players “you have the best equipment money can by, you have the talent and are physically fit, s just .....hit the f——-g ball.  I think you have all those things and more so jus climb the mountain. May your God be with each of you and keep you safe.

Glenda Bemis


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Posted by: Glenda Bemis on 6/10/2018 at 4:38 pm

Climb on Scott!

Posted by: Chris Beaudette on 6/9/2018 at 10:56 am


Mt. Rainier: Summit!

RMI Guide JJ Justman called at 7:05 a.m. The Mt. Rainier Summit Climb teams were beginning their descent from the crater rim! The weather on the summit was a bit windy but clear skies made for nice views in every direction. Congratulations to today's summit climbers!
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Unbelievable experience!  Great job by all the climbers!

Posted by: Scott on 8/22/2016 at 8:14 am

You all rock. Enjoy the view, savor the accomplishment.

Posted by: Ken on 8/21/2016 at 2:58 pm

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