Trip Reports
May 17 team member and climber, David, called in with news from Camp 4 17,200 ft (5242 m), aka "High Camp". Last night a storm rolled through camp with high winds but, the team is safe, and the snow walls they built to protect their tents all held. Preparation truly
Mountain Trip Guide Steven Van Sickle checked in from our May 17th team's frosty perch at 17,200 feet (5240 m) at the top of Denali's West Buttress. The team is doing well and spent part of the day fortifying the snow walls around their tents. Blustery weather has prevented another
Lead Guide (and proud Dad!) Jed Porter rang from 14,200 feet (4328 m) on Denali. The team spent today in camp, resting and acclimatizing. Oh yes... and eating! Jed mentions real maple syrup, which must have been a treat for the climbers. Weather in camp was stormy today, but their
Lead Guide Josh Jespersen called in from Camp 3 at 14,200 feet (4328 m). The team had a great day of moving up from Camp 2, located 3,200 feet below. They broke down camp and loaded their packs with all their sleeping kit, as well as some food and fuel
Lead Guide Elías de Andres Martos called in on behalf of Susan Mamer and Peter "The Peruvian" Alvarado. The team has made good progress climbing up to their Camp 3 in the broad Genet Basin at 14,200' on Denali. They made a trip up the steepest section of the West
Climber Kyle called the dispatch for the May 13 Team tonight to report some big news! The crew is heading home after giving this climb and their summit day attempt their absolute all! The team set out of Camp 4 17,200 ft (5242 m) yesterday in cold, clear weather they
Assistant guide, Maddie Crowell, called in for the May 13 team from a safe and warm shelter at Camp 4 17,200 ft (5242 m). The team is proud to say that they made a very strong second attempt at the Denali's high point of 20,300 ft (6187 m). While the
Our May 25 crew is currently vying with all other Mountain Trip guide teams for who has the cleverest dispatches! Tap the recording link below to listen in on what it's like to be enjoying fish tacos and Chilean reggae music at Camp 2 11,200 ft (3413 m)! Life on
The May 21 Team is making steady progress on the West Buttress itinerary from their home at Camp 3 14,200 ft (4328 m). Tap the recording below to hear their full update or use this link to see the rough itinerary our guides follow throughout the trip: https://mountaintrip.com/alaska/climb-denali/west-buttress/ We're psyched
Climber Dave from the May 13 Team got on the radio tonight with an update from the tail end of this team's expedition. After acclimatizing at Camp 4 (aka High Camp) 17,200 ft (5242 m) all that's left for these guides and climbers is to choose their moment to push
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