Trip Reports
Angela called in with a report from chilly Camp 3 at 14,200'.  She is sharing her birthday with lead guide Nick and it sounds like they made the day fairly festive up there!  It was cold last night with temperatures hitting -20F at night, however; the sun came out and
Joe Butler called in a report from the Tyler's Denali team, and it sounds like they just might be having too much fun up there, what with the multiple references to having some laughs...!  They took an active rest day today, meaning that they only worked for about a couple
The team spirits are high, the team health is good and the weather still undecided. We are awaiting for a window and keep ourselves busy with hikes up to Kala Patar, Pumori Camp 1 and Base Camp as well as for the e-mail spot in Gorak Shep. We are playing
Max called in from the Lucky Lindy crew this evening, sounds like things are going great! recording
The team loaded up their sleds and packs and made the big push up to the top of the Kahiltna Glacier this morning.  They traveled about 4.5 miles up to a beautiful basin situated at bout 11,200'.  This is, in many ways, the end of the approach, and the transition
The crew flew to the glacier yesterday and initially thought that they might benefit more from slowing down and getting some rest, rather than hitting the ground running, so they slept in a bit this morning.  When they awoke, temperatures were still quite cold, so they decided that they might
Perfect weather here at Base Camp! Unfortunately its ripping windy up high as the Jet Stream pounds the upper mountain. The forecasts show that about to change in the next few days. We are watching and waiting.  Life here at near 18,000 ft. is good. Normally hot and sunny mornings
Joe Butler called in from the Tylers trip this evening with an update.   They are moving right along, already in Camp 1 and having a good time! recording
Jason had the honor of calling in for the April 29th West Buttress team this evening.   They carried a load of gear up to the ridge yesterday, and are having a rest and recovery day today.  They are ready to push up to high camp tomorrow if the weather looks
Here's the evening dispatch from Zach and the "Lucky Lindy" team.   They carried a load of gear up to about 10,400 ft today and are back in camp resting.   I think Zach thought the phone was hung up and you can hear him talking at the end, it's pretty funny,
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