Equity & Inclusion
At The Mountaineers, we aspire to offer outdoor opportunities for all, and are committed to building a community where everyone feels belonging. Learn more on our Equity & Inclusion page.
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We Are All Treaty People: Part I
In this first part of a two-part blog series on regional tribal treaties, our partners at Sacred Lands Conservancy share important history and context pertaining to the treaties that allow us to live, work, and recreate on the lands and waters of the Pacific Northwest. We are all treaty people, and we offer this piece as a resource to support our community’s efforts to learn about, respect, and honor the rights and connections of Native peoples to the lands we love.
Conservation Currents | Learn How to Advocate for Public Lands With Advocacy 101
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, learn how to advocate for public lands with our new eLearning course, Advocacy 101.
Registration Is Open for Foothills Day Camp
We're offering Day Camps for campers aged 6–10 at a new satellite location in Renton. Join us on the East Side for a summer of camp magic, adventure, and fun!
Mountaineer of the Week: Zihao Deng
Meet Zihao, a climber, mountain biker, and skier whose happy place is lying on the sofa after a long trip.
"We wanted to know more, and that's how it all began."
A note from the authors of "Headstrap: Legends and Lore from the Climbing Sherpas of Darjeeeling."
Adventure with Purpose: A Recap of Our 2024 Gala
Mountaineers gathered in person and virtually for our biggest Gala yet on April 6. We raised $650,000 in support of mission-driven programming and publishing. Read on to relive the evening and celebrate everyone who made it a night to remember.
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When I joined The Mountaineers, people used to ask me, "Have you ever climbed a mountain before?". I wanted to put this to rest and enjoy the maximum time in the woods. I wanted to break stereotypes by inviting and showing ways for more people to enjoy the outdoors. I enjoy bringing diverse crowds into the mountains to share the awesome outdoors of the Pacific Northwest."
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