Late Season Rock climb report for NE Buttress of Chair Peak
Great trip. Hope to do this hike many times in the future. Donna was a great leader and directed our group to the best hike possible for the weather conditions.
Great objective in the ONP. Stunning views of Olympus and her Blue Glacier route.
This was my first experience with the Mountaineers and by the end of the day I felt like my day had been fun and fulfulling! Everyone was great, we helped the environment and made the lookout a more enjoyable place to see Washington's beauty. I give it a double thumbs up!
One day traverse of Wahpenayo, Cliff Lake, Denman, Plummer, Reflection Lakes, Narada Falls that started and ended at Longmire on September 10th, 2016.
Great counter-clockwise trip of Not Hinkhouse with Fortune added in.
Good destination for when the weather is looking foul elsewhere.
Turned around at the lake due to light snow and low visibility. Larches are beginning to turn.
Due to severe rain, wind, and dropping temperature we had to turn back on the 2nd day at 4.5 ml into it, walking 20 ml up and down to the car, but all of us were safely intact but soaking wet.
Late-summer trip via Beverly Turnpike trailhead. Usually not very challenging this time of year, but intense weather conditions on this date made it a fairly challenging scramble.
Worked on various skills/applications to work with and around fast currents and active water.
Beautiful hike on a great weather day.
We were able to summit Osceola, Blackcap and Lost Peak in 4 days. Cut the trip short due to a fairly powerful weather system and left Lago and Carru for another trip.
RT from Fair Harbor. Explored south side of Brooks P to Grassy Island off Rugged Point and all islands, islets and coastlines in between and a lunch in Kyuquot Village. 2 nights-Bunsby Islands, 2 nights - Mission Group, 2 nights - Brooks P, 2 nights-Rugged Pt, 1 night ea in Fair Harbor and Campbell River.
Well-maintained trail in the soaking rain. Leader chose to turn the group around once the misery index exceeded the is-this-really-worth-it index.
4 scramblers had a good time climbing Tahtlum Peak despite rain and wind.
We planned for a 3 week expedition-style ascent of Mt. Foraker via the Sultana Ridge Route. Given a warmer than usual winter (thanks ENSO), we were unable to gain access to Mt. Crosson - the entire flank of the mountain was melted out, so ascending on snow was impossible.
This was a relaxed easy going backpack to a fantastically beautiful place. No bugs, perfect weather, beautiful lakes, and great people.