Trip Reports
The team called in from Camp 2, after spending the day keeping their tents as secure as possible in the face of a pretty fierce storm that blew in during the day.  At least they had some tasty sushi to feast on, whilst staying warm in their cook tent! recording
Bob, Joe and Ben had one day of weather delay in Talkeetna, but flew onto the glacier, arriving at the Southeast Fork of the Kahiltna Glacier on June 11th.  They spent the 12th outside of Base Camp, reviewing skills that they will need to use as they ascend the mountain. 
From Lead Guide Caitlin Hague: Well, Denali is a fickle gal and she certainly didn’t take it easy on us. This expedition put up with some of the worst weather I’ve seen in my 8 years of guiding up there. We had weather days at every camp, including at the
We’d like to welcome a team of Chinese climbers to Alaska!  Qizhi Gan, Zhisheng Wu, Xianfeng Yang, Xingzheng Zhao, and Sun Bin will be guided by Mountain trip guides Sean McManamy and Brian Muller on an attempt of the West Buttress of North America’s highest peak.   The West Buttress is a classic
Fortified with a breakfast of eggs, bacon, and hash browns, the Upper West Rib team is headed out for a "leg-stretcher" ski  today. The team has been hunkered down at 14 Camp for just about a week as  storms moved through the Alaska range. While it's a clear day today
Team Japan 8 8 called in today from Camp 2 at 11,200 ft. Guide Eli Potter reported that the team packed up camp in stormy conditions, but as they made their way up glacier, the skies cleared and by the time they arrived at Camp 2, it was a beautiful
Paul called in the team report today. The team remains at 14 Camp, and it sounds like they are ready for a break in the weather in order to move up to High Camp. The weather took a turn for the better today, and the team enjoyed a bright, sunny
The team called in from a spectacular spot near the 14,200' camp, called "The Edge Of The World."  This is a spot at the very edge of the basin that forms camp, where you can peer (carefully!) over the edge of a rock outcropping and gaze 1000 meters down at
Well, they say that one thing you can count on with the weather is that it will always change.  The stormy, snowy weather that has taken up residence over much of the Alaska Range has released its icy hold and planes are flying!  All of our teams that have been
We’d like to welcome Bob Baker to Alaska!  Bob is attempting the West Buttress of Denali, North America’s highest peak, and he is accompanied by Mountain Trip guide team Joe Butler and Ben Adkison.   The West Buttress is a classic mountaineering challenge that climbs 13,000′ from the Southeast Fork of
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