Deep snow prevented reaching the summit, but it was a great workout and still a beautiful morning in the woods.
Snowshoeing through a snowy woods to a frozen lake, it was a winter wonderland day.
Icy snow conditions but an experienced group and beautiful weather made this a challenging but successful exploratory backcountry ski trip.
Snowshoed to the radio facility in foggy conditons.
A nice, none precipitation day snowshoeing, walking, micro-spike trek up a Forest Service road.
Awesome weather in the state meant awesome views by Rainer and a great day out.
Fast conditions up, hopped a short icefall descending lower Ingraham.
Recent trip reports from work parties indicated a clear trail through about 3.5 miles. After that we were on our own to see how far we could make it prior to being stopped due to fallen trees. We actually made it to within about a half mile of Camp Jolly before turning around.
3 day winter intermediate climb of Stuart / Sherpa Glacier.
A gorgeous day in the sun with cloudless skies and incredible views, north to Baker, Shuksan; south to Glacier Peak, plus even Mount Stuart (if you have eagle eyes ;)!
This was a beautiful sunny day. We all enjoyed the full trails.
The field trip was moved from Rampart Ridge to Narada Falls, due to lack of snow. Most sunny days can guarantee a beautiful trip to Reflection Lake. The group enjoyed the panoramic views and route.
Five Olympia Jr. Mac Mountaineers along with 2 chaperones and a leader successfully completed a conditioning hike in preparation for a possible Mt. St. Helens attempt
