Early Morning Summit of Mt. Sanford!
Our team left their high camp just after midnight this morning for a proper alpine start! They climbed the remaining 3,000 vertical feet over 2
Our team left their high camp just after midnight this morning for a proper alpine start! They climbed the remaining 3,000 vertical feet over 2
Update on our team on Mt. Sanford (the “not Bona” team!). They have been making amazing and steady progress since their drop-off on Tuesday and
Some things are within our control as guides and others are firmly not. In this case, a very dubious weather forecast over the next ten
Here’s what will likely/hopefully be our final update from the St. Elias Expedition Team before they are back here in McCarthy and we are sharing
THEY DID IT! For the first time in company history, we have a successful summit of our massive, intimidating, gorgeous and challenging name-sake mountain. We
Another dispatch from our St. Elias team last night (sorry for the delay!). Sounds like they might be tackling the 4,000ft Mira Face today! The
We got another dispatch from our team on Mount St. Elias last night. It sounds like they have been working super hard but finally made
We got a trip dispatch from our Lead Guide Scott and our Mt. St. Elias team this evening! They have been making steady progress despite
Our team of 3 summited Mt. Huxley last night at 8:30pm, after an almost 15 hour summit push starting at 5:45am. The elation (and enjoyment
Lead guide Scott Peters with a report of their summit attempt on Mt. Steller this morning. They made it to the “false” north-west summit at
Listen here to lead guide Scott’s dispatch from the ridge 1000 feet below the summit of 10,617 ft Mt. Steller. This was the team that
We haven’t been following our Mt. Bona trip as closely as we did the Blackburn climb mainly because they aren’t using a GPS tracking device