Trip Reports
Lead Guide Adam Smith called in from 17,200' after the team moved up from their home of the past few days at Camp 3 (14,200').  The team had a perfect day to move and so they loaded up their packs early in the morning and started uphill. The route begins
Mickey called in on behalf of the June 26th Team, after a tough day of eating, lounging, eating, making snowmen, and more lounging, as the climbers rested and gave their bodies one more day at 14,200' before they move up to their High Camp, a full 2,000' higher.  It is
Will, Sam, Josh, Sean, and Brian from the June 23rd Team are on the summit of Denali!!!  Each team member of the June 23rd Team took a turn on the satellite phone before passing it over to the June 24th Team.  Unfortunately, we lost the signal before the latter climbers
They awoke to another beautiful day at high camp this morning and they went for the summit.  They left this morning, and should be approaching the top this afternoon.  The teams all reported beautiful weather up high on Denali today and hope to have a spectacular day at the top
Well, their patience paid off and the team had a beautiful, sunny day for the move to High Camp. The climb to High Camp is one of the most enjoyable days of climbing on the expedition because for the most part you are climbing on top of the ridge, weaving
Today the team made a quick foray down to 13,200' to retrieve their cached equipment. It sounds like everyone is happy to be at 14 Camp with all their kit. Weather permitting, the plan is to carry a load of equipment and supplies up the steepest section of the route,
The team is monitoring the weather closely, hoping for a period of a few days of stable weather in which to continue their ascent. They are being patient, and 14 Camp is not such a bad place to be while they wait for the weather to settle. There are lots
It's a party at 14 Camp, with three Mountain Trip teams in residence. Like the June 23 Team, the June 24 Team is waiting for an opportunity to move up to High Camp. Patience is an important skill to have in the mountains, and when the time is right the
It was a weather day for the June 23rd team, so they rested, relaxed and hydrated in preparation for the move up to high camp.  Brian reports that the team is monitoring the weather closely, as there is an approaching storm. In the meantime, they plan to feast on a
The team pushed through some difficult conditions to move up to 14 Camp today. It sounds like Windy Corner lived up to it's name, and the team experienced gusts up to 30 mph. But everyone is safe and sound at 14 Camp, resting and hydrating after the tiring move. Here's
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