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Mexico’s Volcanoes: Dale & Team Reach Summit of Ixta

Hey, you blog followers and RMI Family, this is Christina, Grayson and Alan with our amazing team on the summit of Ixtaccihuatl. We are all happy, warmer right now that the sun is coming up. All is well here in Mexico. RMI Guide Christina Dale


RMI Guide Christina Dale calls from the summit of Ixta.

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Great job! Looks like an amazing climb! Can’t wait to hear all about it!!

Posted by: Kerry on 1/24/2019 at 4:41 pm

Thanks to Christina & Co for the great photo and audio clip.  We are SO proud of you and wish you continued success and fun!  Special props to Andy & Mychal!

Posted by: Stephanie R on 1/24/2019 at 6:23 am


Vinson Massif: Hahn & Team Wait for Better Weather

There was improvement all around when we checked weather this morning, but not enough to permit moving up yet. The clouds were almost gone, which seemed to fit with the forecast that high pressure was building, but there was still wind up high blowing big streamers of snow off the ridge overhead. In the below zero temps we work in down here, one just can’t get a whole lot safely done while walking into wind. But today’s winds were nothing like yesterday’s. We followed our familiar Low Camp rest day routine of alternating naps reading and feeding. We didn’t cut blocks or add to our snow walls today though... we’re finally feeling temporary, like we’ll leave this camp tomorrow. We checked in with Base Camp a couple of times today, as usual. Their weather was actually worse than ours and the climbers were still waiting for clearing to be able to fly back to Union Glacier. Best Regards RMI Guide Dave Hahn

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Mt. Rainier: July 17th Summit!

The Four Day Summit Climb Team led by RMI Guide Casey Grom reached the summit of Mt. Rainier Early this morning. Casey reported beautiful weather and a great climbing route. The team is on their descent and en route to Camp Muir. Congratulations to Today's Team!
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Great effort by the group! Vivika, please practice your flower names and Phillip, no more shot blocks for you, your pace was pretty quick for dad. Casey I loved your bad jokes and your good ones too! Thank you for a terrific climb and RMI for being on top of everything. Have a good rest of the season, Greg

Posted by: Greg Stamolis on 7/19/2018 at 6:08 pm

Congratulations Ramie proud icd you son

Posted by: Wafa odeh on 7/17/2018 at 3:58 pm


Torres del Paine: Dale & Team Enjoy the Trail and Each Other

Under the shadows of the Torres del Paine towers we spent a mellow day enjoying the sights, sounds, and smells around us. Our legs and feet are all tired from the past few long days of trekking so it was nice to have a short day with a long lunch break next to a river that we plunged our feet in. Even when every muscle hurts this group still has a wonderful sense of humor and positive energy. We have a nurse from Virginia whose pack is bigger than she is but she is always the first person to throw it on and head down the trail. Her husband is an avid biker who could go for days with a few snacks, beers, and people to chat happily with. Our other cyclist could climb any mountain he put his mind to and is always up for a hill and good photo opportunity. Our honorary guide is a federal judge with a Texas accent who has joined RMI for 13 expeditions. His better half is the kindest woman who would take care of everyone else before herself. Our token Canadian has legs of pure muscle and by far the best dance moves! Our group is lucky to have a man knowledgable in everything from alpacas, to cyber security, to the history of Eastern Washington. Then we have the three giggle gals who are always ready for a laugh. One who has climbed all over and could keep up with anyone. One gal who has an amazing ability to ask insightful questions and spot all wildlife including a pygmy owl. And the last character is the best vet in Maine who can laugh at herself and doesn't let the wind push her around. Then there is me, and I'm just a simple guide who loves to walk. We are having a great time exploring Patagonia and getting to know each other. RMI Guide Christina Dale
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Kaki and Deb,
Happy trails are the ones that go down with a gentle slope. Brandi and I send our best group group wishes for YOUR tired feet!’
I’m not sure about the reference to “three giggly girls” but recognize the fitness and intellectual and whimsy of one of them.
Love Mom

Posted by: Sharon Hostler on 2/27/2018 at 10:44 am

Feel the burn, Rob and Jayne!!!!!!!

The pics look amazing!

Posted by: Clay Junell on 2/26/2018 at 8:12 am


Mt. Elbrus: Reid & Team Enjoy Acclimatization Ski Tour

Today we awoke to blue skies above and beautiful views of the mountain, but as we set off on our acclimatization ski tour, the clouds followed us. We spent the majority of the day in minimal visibility - the Elbrus ping pong ball. Strong solar radiation made for uncomfortably warm temps, which combined with the whiteout was a challenge to our motivation. But we persevered, and climbed to the top of Pastukhova Rocks at 15,500'. We "skied by braille" back down the route to our camp and were greeted by Dasha our cook with delicious soup and fried chicken. A very successful acclimatization ski, despite the clouds... RMI Guide Tyler Reid

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Yuck whiteout. I’m having a sangria in whistler for you. Hang in there sister good stuffs coming

Posted by: Barb crone on 6/22/2017 at 12:25 pm

marginally better than studying for Boards and grading?

enjoy

Posted by: Greg Barber on 6/22/2017 at 10:58 am


Mt. Rainier: Bond & Five Day Summit Climb Team Reaches Summit

RMI Guide Andy Bond led the Five Day Summit Climb Team June 8-12 to the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning. It is a beautiful day on the mountain with winds 10-15 mph and cold temperatures. The cloud deck below is at approximately 8,000' so the team enjoyed great views from the summit. After spending two nights at Camp Muir they will return to camp and re-pack gear before continuing their descent to Paradise. We look forward to seeing them at Rainier BaseCamp this afternoon. Congratulations to today's Five Day Summit Climb Team!
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Mt. Elbrus: Justman & Team Acclimatize on Peak Cheget

Last night was full of gigantic fireworks set to the tune of the Star Wars anthem…on YouTube…on my laptop! But heh, it was a great way to spend Fourth of July and with great company. We spent today finally stretching our legs and getting into the high altitude zone. Our team had a beautiful day trekking up to 12,000' on Peak Cheget. Don’t take my word for it…check out the video! RMI Guide JJ Justman

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Way to go Ryan! Keep ‘em climbing!! I’ll be watching the team’s progress, looks like a fantastic trip!

Posted by: Shirley Tharp on 7/5/2016 at 10:08 am


Denali Expedition: VanDeventer & Team Rest at 11,000’

Thursday, May 16, 2024

The moment we got out of the tents, it was pretty clear we were going to rest in camp today. Gusts of wind were rolling through camp at irregular intervals, shaking the tents in waves across camp. It wasn't particularly strong, just really noisy. Above, however, it was clear that the wind was much stronger, clouds flew by, and a lenticular hovered over the West Buttress. Below, clouds were thick on the Kahiltna as well. So, we lingered over breakfast, then retreated to the tents for reading, napping, and movie time. It was good timing for a rest day for us anyways.

We'll take a look at it tomorrow and see how we go.

RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer & Team

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Denali Expedition: Walter & Team Continue to Wait in Talkeenta

Sunday, May 11, 2019 Today was another day spent on standby in Talkeetna, waiting to fly into Basecamp on the Southeast Fork of the Kahiltna Glacier. The weather didn’t seem to notice that we were waiting on it, as it rained in town and snowed in the mountains all day. The team is in great spirits, enjoying some unusual down time from our hectic lives, and busy packing in the calories. We will see what tomorrow brings; the snowy weather looks to continue throughout the day, but lighter than the past two days. Monday will bring high pressure with relief from the precipitation for at least a few days. Today's photos are courtesy of the FAA webcam for the Kahiltna Glacier Air Strip, current conditions and view on a clear day. We’ll keep you posted with any changes in the status. Cheers, RMI Guide Mike Walter
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Mt. Rainier: Hahn & Knoff on Top!

The Mt. Rainier Five Day Summit Climb stood on the summit earlier this morning. The teams, led by RMI Guides Dave Hahn and Adam Knoff, experienced a bluebird day with what seems to be endless views from the highest point in Washington. Both teams began their descent around 8:20 am PT. We look forward to congratulating them back at Rainier Basecamp this afternoon.
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Congrats to all on a successful summit! Each trip report I read deepens my desire to attempt the summit myself. Someday.

Posted by: Greg on 5/11/2019 at 9:14 pm

Never get tired of seeing Hahn and Knoff celebrating a summit. Way to go!!

Posted by: Jane Knoff on 5/10/2019 at 9:47 am

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