June 14, 2015
Lead guide Rob "Durny" Durnell called in from the Southeast Fork of the Talkeetna Glacier, the site of Denali Base Camp! The team drove up to the small, end of the road town of Talkeetna, Alaska on the morning of June 14th, arriving first at the airstrip, where they unloaded
June 14, 2015
The team woke to very cold temperatures and windy weather, and they decided to take a rest day at 14 Camp. Rest days are important for team members to remain rested, hydrated and ready for the challenges of the upper mountain. It sounds like the team is eating well and
June 14, 2015
The team is making good progress, and they are settled in at 11,200' Camp today. It sounds like everyone is doing well and feeling strong as the team moves up the glacier. Tomorrow they plan to move a load of equipment and supplies to a cache site at 13,500'. Immediately
June 14, 2015
The team is holding at High Camp, watching the weather carefully for break in the wind. Yoshiko reports high winds overnight, so the team plans to rest, hydrate and enjoy the views at High Camp for the day. Fingers crossed for good weather tomorrow! Note the snow walls erected around
June 14, 2015
Jim Williams called in on behalf of the June 10th team. They moved their camp from the traditional Camp 1 to a camp at about 9,600'. Jim reports that it was extremely windy while they made their move during the middle of the night. They are traveling on a night
June 14, 2015
Today the team is holding at high camp due to the weather. Ian called in this morning and was reporting significant winds in camp despite the favorable weather forecast. This team has seen all types of weather on their trip but, the combination of below zero temperature and high winds
June 14, 2015
These guys are making great time! Watch their spot link to track their progress. Yesterday this team was moving food, fuel and all of their high altitude equipment to the 11,000’ camp. Today they woke up with the energy and conditions to do it all again! Now that they have
June 14, 2015
Today the team will practice the skills they need to keep moving uphill. The next part of the route includes steep fixed lines and running protection. The fixed lines climb a section of the west buttress just below the ridge that leads to high camp. Once Team Fubar climbs the
June 14, 2015
Eli called this morning to report everyone is acclimatizing well and that the team is moving steadily towards their goal. So far, this team has had near perfect weather conditions and taken full advantage of them. Today they look towards the 14,000' basin, along the way the will cruise through
June 13, 2015
Team FUBAR sounds to be having a great time still, and they spent the day picking up the cache they'd left down by windy corner several days earlier. They are all settled in now and will spend a few nights at this new camp to acclimatize before pushing up higher
