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*Upcoming* Events
- March 03, 2015 Kayaking the Aleutians with Justine Curgenven Seattle Program Center - 7700 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115
- March 03, 2015 Kayaking the Aleutians with Justine Curgenven Seattle Program Center - 7700 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115
- March 07, 2015 Radical Reels at the Capitol Theater- Olympia Capitol Theater, Olympia WA
- March 16, 2015 Meet The Mountaineers Seattle Program Center
- June 05-7, 2015 National Trails Day: Celebrating Trails in the Methow Methow Valley
Latest Updates from the Blog
10 Essential Questions: Erik Swanson
Read about Erik Swanson, a snowshoer, hiker, scrambler, and electrical engineer, on why he's inspired by his fellow Mountaineers.
Announcing Colin Haley: Expect the Unexpected April 11th
Seattle native and world renowned alpinist Colin Haley will be presenting Fred Beckey with The Mountaineers Lifetime Achievement Award.
Olympia Branch Stewardship Advocacy
On February 24, volunteers from the Olympia Branch represented The Mountaineers as part of the "Big Tent Outdoor Recreation Coalition" to promote "the importance of our state’s outdoor recreation sector in enhancing Washington’s economy and its reputation for healthy and active living."
BeWild: Paddling the Columbia with John Roskelley - March 17
After decades exploring the Himalayas, John Roskelley decided to explore the river in his backyard. What he found was a fascinating and beautiful river - and a little too much solitude.
Kayaking the Aleutians – March 3
Learn more about “Kayaking the Aleutians“, a journey shared by Justine Curgenven and Sarah Outen and one the greatest technical sea kayak expeditions ever, in their presentation on March 3.
Radical Reels Tour 2015 - March 7
The best high adrenaline films from the Banff Mountain Film Festival are coming to Olympia on March 7th.
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