Snow on Donoho

By Ethan Moorhead, Guide As guides, we tend to do little theorizing about weather before a trip. Although larger pattern weather systems may be predicted,

2017 Season Photo Collage

As we wrap up our 2017 season, we just wanted to extend everyone a big thank you for making it possible. This season was full of

Returning Client Spotlight – Amy G.

For the next article featuring our returning clients, we’d like to rave about Amy. An experienced Alaska backpacker, Amy has been coming up to the

Hoping for Rain

One guide’s thoughts on why we need to suffer By Ethan Moorhead There is no question a guide is asked more than “is it gonna rain

Team Blackburn Battling Deep Snow!

Team Blackburn left a dispatch this morning and also called in for a weather update. They spent 9 hour yesterday afternoon and evening making it

New Guide Training – Iceberg Hopping

It’s the beginning of summer, which means it’s time for our new guides to complete their training. Our rigorous training program lasts several weeks, and

SEAG Team Summits University Peak!

This May, SEAG sent a team of 3 climbers to attempt the rugged North Ridge of University Peak. Remote and rarely climbed, University Peak stands

The Largest National Park You’ve Never Heard Of

…wait – that’s US! We ran across a fun article describing our favorite place on earth – Wrangell-St. Elias National Park of course! Although the

Returning Client Spotlight – Ben and Ed

For the next article about our amazing clients who come back year after year, we’re excited to highlight mountaineering clients Ben and Ed! Originally meeting

Alaska Ski Mountaineering Video

Ever wonder what happens on our ski mountaineering trips? Well, here’s a sweet video created by Turner, who participated in last year’s Spring Ski Mountaineering