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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Latest Updates from the Blog
Open Water Swimming 101
In this piece from Mountaineers magazine, learn the basics of open water swimming, helping you explore and swim safely in lakes and the sea.
Mountaineer of the Week: Zuzana Regan
Meet Zuzana, a chicken noodle soup enthusiast who is inspired by people of all ages who are brave enough to think outside the box.
Freedom10 is Launched
Read our event recap for our two "Freedom10" launch events, view the event photos, and see what is next for the "Freedom10" road show.
Peak Performance | Confronting Fear and Building Confidence in Climbing
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, Mercedes Pollmeier shares tips on acknowledging fear and building confidence in climbing.
New Water Ice Climbing Courses in Ouray, Colorado - January 2025
The Mountaineers are excited to offer two water ice climbing courses in Ouray, Colorado this coming January.
Retro Rewind | Celebrating 125 Years of Mount Rainier National Park
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, look back at Mountaineers exploration, education, and conservation in Mount Rainier National Park to celebrate the park's 125 anniversary.
Introducing the New Trip Reporter Badge
We’re excited to introduce our new Trip Reporter badge, celebrating community members who share their stories and outdoor experiences through Mountaineers trip reports.
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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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