May 21, 2022
Andrew updates us from 14,200' (4328m) yesterday. The team moved from Camp 2 at 11,200' (3413m) to Camp 3 at 14,200' (4328m). Getting to Camp 3 is an exciting part of the expedition. Now the team is set up to plan their bid for the summit. They will backcarry today to
May 21, 2022
The May 11 team had an active rest day today as they returned to Windy Corner at 13,200' (4023m) to retrieve their cache. They are now fully supplied at Camp 3. The team has been enjoying some unseasonably warm weather, time to bust out those Hawaiian shirts! They plan to
May 21, 2022
Heather called in to report some exciting news. The team was feeling so strong that they decided to move right up to Camp 2 from Camp 1! Typically, teams will move in what we call "expedition style". Which is when a team moves to camp, then the next day they
May 21, 2022
Josh updates us from 14,200' (4328m) to report that the team enjoyed a well earned rest day today. They walked out to the "Edge of the World" which is where Camp 3 suddenly drops 6,000' (1828m) to the Southeast Fork of the Kahiltna below. This dramatic drop offers fantastic views,
May 20, 2022
Nadia Khoso called in from the West Buttress expedition's new digs in the broad Genet Basin at 14,200 feet. The team retraced their steps from yesterday's carry to their cache site, collected some of their gear, and climbed another 700 feet up to the site of their Camp 3. The
May 20, 2022
Mountain Trip guide Chris Dickson called in from 7,800 feet on the Kahiltna Glacier after the members of our May 18 West Buttress expedition hiked five miles over five hours to arrive at the site of their Camp 1. Conditions on the lower glacier were pretty perfect, with a firm
May 20, 2022
Julian Howe called in a great dispatch with an Anniversary message to his wife. On behalf of the entire Mountain Trip Family - Happy Anniversary to the Howes!!! The team took advantage of amazing weather to carry loads up to the spectacular ridge that is the West Buttress. They climbed
May 20, 2022
Derek Mahon Called in a very nice and descriptive post from the team's camp in the small basin at 11,000 feet. The May 14 West Buttress expedition is back in camp after a really good day of carrying loads of supplies to a cache spot about 2500 feet above camp.
May 19, 2022
Juan Pablo Alcalde called in from the team's Campo 2 today, after the crew carried loads up and around the infamous Windy Corner to an elevation of about 13,400 feet. They were fortunate to have beautiful weather and it was actually hot for part of their carry today! Starting out
May 19, 2022
Mountain Trip guide Maddie Crowell called in from 14,200' after the crew backcarried their cache from where they had buried it a couple days ago at 13,500'. It was sort of an active rest day, with a short 20 minute hike downhill from camp and about an hour hike carrying
