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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Your spring donation supports volunteer-led outdoor education
Donations of all sizes help The Mountaineers lead innovation in outdoor education across the Pacific Northwest and beyond through books and volunteer-led programs. We’re looking for 300 members to support our mission this month – add your name to the list today.
Measuring Personal Growth on Ruth & Icy
In this feature from Mountaineer magazine, read how Basic Alpine Climbing course graduates navigate challenging glaciated terrain on the Ruth & Icy Traverse.
Mountaineer of the Week: Brien Houston
Meet Brien, whose happy place is walking through the woods and enjoying a snack by an alpine lake.
Magnuson Park: A Living History
Read about the unique history of Magnuson Park, the location of The Mountaineers Seattle Program Center for the last 15 years.
GiveBIG and Receive your Adventure with Purpose 2024 sticker
Today is GiveBIG - an event to celebrate community and generosity in the Pacific Northwest! Your donation supports equitable access to outdoor education and the conservation of our natural world for generations to come. A Mountaineers member has offered a $10,000 matching gift with a challenge to reach 100 GiveBIG donors.
Peak Performance | Food for Thought
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, learn race and summit day nutrition tips from seasoned athlete, Kelsey Hoffman.
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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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