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Top 10 Trip Reports - September 2022
Each month, we sort through all your trip reports. Then, we pick our favorites and celebrate them here! Read on for our favorites from September 2022.
Outside Insights: Outdoor Leadership at The Mountaineers
In this feature from Mountaineer magazine, learn about how we are working to support current and prospective volunteers through our two new courses and revamped Leadership Conference.
Mountainfilm on Tour - Oct 13 & Nov 5, 2022
Join The Mountaineers this fall for our annual showing of the Mountainfilm Festival, celebrating stories of indomitable spirit and inspiring audiences through film, art, and ideas.
The Nature of Belonging
In this feature from Mountaineer magazine, learn about how The Mountaineers is working to make sure all people feel belonging within our organization.
Impact Report for Fiscal Year 2021: The Mountaineers Annual Report
Read and celebrate the ways we elevated our mission through books and programs during fiscal year 2021. Our collective impact is made possible by the generosity of our community.
Recycle Your Empty IsoPro Fuel Canisters at the Seattle Program Center
Learn more about how to recycle your empty isopro-style fuel canisters at The Mountaineers Seattle Program Center and keep this hazardous waste out of the landfill.
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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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