Read our most up-to-date guidance for COVID-19, and see a timeline of our responses through the pandemic.
All participants and leaders must agree to the COVID-19 Code of Conduct before participating with activities, courses, events, or lodge stays with The Mountaineers.
*Upcoming* Events
Latest Updates from the Blog
Mountaineer of the Week: Josh Taylor
Meet Josh Taylor, a volunteer leader with the Everett Branch and member of the Equity & Inclusion Working Group. Josh has benefited from the experience from The Mountaineers community and is proud to pay it forward.
Conservation 101: The Mountaineers Conservation History
In the third installment of our Conservation 101 blog series, journey with us through the more than 116-year history of conservation at The Mountaineers. Learn more about how our community continues to adventure with purpose and how you can be a part of the story.
Tech Update 4.3 - Selling Tickets to Events
As part of this update, we've added the ability to sell tickets to events, realizing our vision of a fully integrated shopping cart. The update also includes more added features and improvements to our events system.
Make Your Own Backpacking Meals: Comfort food alternatives to commercial freeze-dried backpacking meals
Step up your backpacking game with these helpful tips on turning leftovers into comfort food trail meals.
Stewarding Mount Rainier National Park: A Conversation with Volunteer Margot Tsakonas
Enjoy a conversation with Tacoma branch member Margot Tsakonas about her 10 plus years volunteering at Mount Rainier, her thoughts on the role volunteer stewardship plays in preserving the park, and some ways you can volunteer yourself.
Stevens Lodge Stewardship Weekend - June 24-26, 2022
Join in the fun by volunteering at a stewardship weekend at Stevens Lodge June 24-26, 2022. This weekend will include a bathroom tear-out and lodge clean-up.
Become a part of The Mountaineers, a 13,000+ member community of adventurers - exploring, learning and conserving the Pacific Northwest.
Your gifts support The Mountaineers efforts to create meaningful outdoor experiences to ensure healthy, active communities and a future for conservation.
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."
Ananth maniam
Mountaineers Books
Changing lives since 1960.