Trip Reports
The May 25 Team is safe and sound at Camp 2 11,200 ft (3413 m). They made quick work of their back carry day yesterday and rested today. Back at camp while they contemplate their next move up to the cache site at Windy Corner 13,000 ft (3962 m)they put
The May 21 crew continues to join life at Camp 3 14,200 ft (4328 m) as they rest after yesterday's back carry down to their cache site above Windy Corner 13,000 ft (3962 m). This is another “active rest day,” during which the team will descend from Genet Basin to
Climber Mike took on the dispatch for the May 17 Team tonight after a well-spent rest day at High Camp 17,200 ft (5242 m) waiting on the weather to shift in their favor. With the summit of Denali 20,300 ft (6187 m) lingering so close the team is doing everything
The May 20 Team called in to report that they enjoyed a scheduled rest day today at their home of Camp 3 14,200 ft (4328 m). Because of the large flat expanse and advantageous location to stage just below the next section of the climb, it is common that climb
The May 21 Team is very excited to report that they have successfully made the move from Camp 2 11,000 ft (3413 m) to Camp 3 14,200 ft (4328 m)! They should be proud as this is usually a long, hard day up and around sections of steep, technical terrain.
The May 25 team successfully made the move from Camp 1 7,800 ft (2377 m) to Camp 2 11,200 ft (3413 m) yesterday and called in to tell us more fun facts about what they're carrying around in their huge Denali packs. Today we're hearing about what they wish they
Our May 13 Team called in with some big updates from their expedition! After reaching Camp 4 17,200 ft (5242 m) and then taking 2 rest "weather days" the team saw what they thought was a chance for the summit in the forecast. They started the climb but were quickly
Climber Tim called in the dispatch for the May 17 Team tonight with great news and family shoutouts! Tap the recording link below to hear his full report. The team made the "epic move" from Camp 3 14,200 ft (4328 m) to Camp 4 17,200 ft (5242 m) today after
Mountain Trip guide, Marcus called in with the final dispatch for the May 7 Team who have wrapped up their expedition and are now safe back in Anchorage. Their summit day was cut short by worsening weather and climbing conditions that turned the team back around to their tents at
Mountain Trip guide, Josh Jespersen called in with a special dispatch today for the May 26 team after the team cached gear on Kahiltna Pass from Camp 1 7,800 ft (3538 m)! To make things a little more interesting this crew is sharing fun facts about the gear in their
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