BeWild Speaker Series
Melissa Arnot Reid
August 7
Join us for an inspiring evening with world-renowned climber and author Melissa Arnot Reid as she shares stories from her powerful new memoir, ENOUGH.
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Administration Intends to Remove Key Protections for Backcountry Recreation
The Roadless Rule protects backcountry recreation opportunities on national forests in Washington state and across the country. As we prepare to defend the Rule against a repeal effort by the current administration, learn more about this foundational conservation safeguard, and ask your members of Congress to support permanent protection for Roadless Areas.
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End of Summer Gear Grab - Sep 9, 2025
Join us for our End of Summer Gear Grab, open to Mountaineers members and non-members to buy and sell used gear!
Only YOU Can Prevent Climbing Accidents
Hello! I'm Jule, and I'm the activity safety representative for Seattle Climbing Committee. I am also a neurologist who works at a children’s hospital. I love being paranoid! In this blog post, I examine how we can build a culture in The Mountaineers that empowers all participants to address risk and safety. Plus, I share three things every alpine climber should review!
The Circle of Mentorship: MAC Alumni Becoming Tomorrow’s Leaders
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, learn how Mountaineers Youth Programs thrive when students give back to their peers as volunteers.
BeWild Speaker Series: Q&A With Melissa Arnot Reid
Mountaineer, guide, and author Melissa Arnot Reid shares about writing her new memoir “ENOUGH” and more, just ahead of her BeWild Speaker Series presentation at the Seattle Program Center on August 7.
Field Notes From the Frontcountry: The phenology of cycling
In this feature from Mountaineer magazine, slow down and enjoy the cycling of seasons from a saddle.
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