A beautiful November day for some rock scrambling.
A windy and rainy morning turned into a beautiful afternoon with fall foliage and a rainbow, making this a memorable paddle. (photo by Matt Levin)
This was barely a scramble, let alone a winter scramble. A group of 9 experienced scramblers and climbers took their snowshoes for a hike on a delightfully sunny Sunday.
Full-day, clockwise circumnavigation of Lummi Island by seven Mountaineers kayakers.
Beautiful morning hike between weather systems with gorgeous views of the river, Garfield Mountain under a sprinkling of snow, and craggy Stegosaurus Butte. Not to mention OMG the MUSHROOMS.
Twenty members enjoyed a drawing and painting workshop with artist and Mountaineers Books author, Molly Hashimoto, to celebrate the release of her latest book: Wildflowers of the West.
An iconic fall color hike with lots of geology and landforms in the area never fails to impress.
Out and back backpack including hike up valley from camp.
Our original plans to backpack in the Blue Mountains of southeastern Washington were thwarted by snow. After a frantic and exhaustive search, we chose the one spot in Washington that promised to be dry and below the snow line. It was an excellent choice.
A good hike in the forest with fall color. We had a good time and were done before the rain came.
Beautiful early-season snow (about 3 inches) left us with pleasing photos and foliage-freeing beyond the Thompson/Granite junction. Snow started just above the "waterfall" so plan accordingly with poles/traction devices.
West Craggy Peak via tarn at 6,600. Camped and had a relaxing trip over a three-day weekend in the Okanagan National Forest and Pasayten Wilderness.
An afternoon bike and raft through wildlife-filled wetlands in my own backyard
Bold Fall foliage, eerie fog banks, and unexpected encounters with large aquatic mammals.
Short but sweet T3 scramble in wet, snowy, windy conditions. By continually evaluating weather and terrain, we were able to carefully reach the summit during an early morning weather window. (Cover photo: Chris M.)
Trimmed edges of trail between Kechelus Dam and Roaring Creek Campsite We removed branches intruding
It's a winter wonderland! Got about 1 inch of snow today and now covers most of the trail. Snow depth is 3 inches at the lake, tapering to just a trace at the Smithbrook trailhead. Trail is easily passable, even without microspikes.