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“Subscribers Only” celebrates 100% team success!

 

100% success for guides and clients to the summit of Denali yesterday! Couldn’t be prouder of the team!

 

Peraponken Peak Patrol takes a rest day

 

Checking in from 17K camp, the team is feeling well rested and ready for the summit attempt tomorrow. It was quite cloudy and little snowy today so after brunch we basically just stayed in the tent whole afternoon and had early dinner.

Discussed about the summit plan and strategies and went to bed early. If the weather holds then we will be summiting tomorrow.

Check back in tomorrow,

Jangbu

 

“Peraponken Peak Patrol” and “Subscribers Only” summit Denali!

“Subscribers Only” rests at high camp

 

Team spent the day resting at a snowy stormy highcamp with lots of yoga, tv show watching and chilling! All ready for our summit push!

 

Peraponken Peak Patrol climbs to High Camp

 

Hello & Namaste Everyone,

Reporting from the high camp or camp 4 at 17200ft/ 5200m, we moved from to C4 today in a very beautiful weather. The views of Mt Foraker and Mt Hunter never went out of sight today. The 16200ft ridge was such a pleasant climb and setting up camp was too hard because of nice weather.

We made some Ramen soup with Italian sausages and veggies for dinner. We are all little exhausted and looking forward to another rest day here at high camp before we attempt summit the next day.

Stay tuned and we will keep it posted. Thanks again for following us long.

Jangbu

peraponken peak patrol climbs to high camp

peraponken peak patrol climbs to high camp

peraponken peak patrol climbs to high camp

 

Our Denali climb was recommended by Lonely Planet, 2017.

Photo: Brad Washburn
Gear Check in the Alpine Ascents Hangar
Loading the plane at the Talkeetna airport
View from the plane on the way to Base Camp
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
View of fixed lines from 17K
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Victor McNeil
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Photo: Steve Tambosso
Above Washburn's Thumb
Midnight on the summit ridge.
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