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Failure and Growth, Courtesy of El Cap
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, David Gladish shares what he learned through his climbs on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.
Mountaineering and the Climate Crisis: A Recap of Events with Conrad Anker
The Mountaineers were honored to host legendary alpinist and environmental activist Conrad Anker for a presentation on mountaineering and the climate crisis. Our Peak Society donors also enjoyed a special discussion with Conrad and several other esteemed panelists. Here’s a recap of the events.
Trail Talk | Revelations After More than 30,000 Miles on the Trail
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, Mountaineers Books author Craig Romano considers a lifetime in the wilderness.
Trip Report: Successful New Hybrid Navigation Course
Learn how the Olympia Navigation Committee found success using online resources to develop a hybrid navigation program within COVID-19 guidelines.
Exercise Your Right To Vote
Take full advantage of your opportunity to be a part of the national democratic process. Make a plan and vote on or before November 3, 2020.
2021 Basic Alpine Climbing Courses
As a result of the pandemic, the 2021 Basic course season looks a little different than usual. Learn about changes to the 2021 Basic courses and find the information you need to get registered!
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