Trip Reports
Durny called in this evening from camp 2 at 11,000 ft.  They moved up this morning in whiteout conditions with snow and wind obscuring any visibility.   It snowed over a foot in the last 24 hours, so the trail from yesterday was long gone, but they were able to follow
It was another cloudy, snowy, windy day on Denali and all of our teams are waiting for the weather to change.   Jacob called in this evening after another day of snow at the 11,000 camp, and not much new and exciting to report.   They are working their way through some
Caitlin called in after dinner with the daily update.   Sounds like they are eating well, and trying to be patient with the weather.  Breakfast was blueberry, chocolate chip pancakes with bacon, and dinner involved a fair bit of bacon as well.  They'll be staying warm up there with that diet.
Kevin and company called in this evening from the 14,000 ft camp at the end of another stormy, windy day.   The highlight of the day was gathering for meals, and telling stories.  They are all doing great, and hoping for a break in the weather to be able to
Durny called in this evening after a great dinner tonight.  They were able to carry a load up to 10,000 ft today, but encountered some pretty crummy weather and whiteout conditions and had to travel by GPS.  They are all doing great, and actually got to ski a bit of
Jacob called in this evening from the 11,000 ft camp, wind and snow kept them from moving up to the next camp today, but they are all doing great. [audio:http://mountaintrip.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/audio-post-2011-06-26-23-25-17.mp3|titles=Audio Post]
Jacob called in tonight after dinner on a snowy day at 11,000 ft.  They didn't stray far from their tents today in the snow and wind.   It was a relatively relaxing day, but the sun never really showed.  The guides used their time to show off their mountain cooking skills,
It was a snowy and windy day up at Camp 3 for our June 12 team today.   They spent the day pretty close to home today as the wind and snow kept them in camp.   Karen called in this evening as they all sat around after dinner in the kitchen
Durny left a message from Camp 1 this morning.  They left base camp late last night and had great conditions on the lower glacier.  It was a cold night and froze solid, so they skinned up the firm surface of the glacier.  This morning as they arrived at Camp 1
Our June 22nd Denali Ski Team checked in from the Southeast Fork of the Kahiltna Glacier.  They spent the day reviewing glacier travel and crevasse rescue skills and tried to get an early night's sleep in preparation for a midnight wake-up call so that they can travel the lower Kahiltna
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