Yesterday we woke up at Rasar State Park and started our day with a little prusik practice.
In the afternoon we made our way up with heavy packs in the summer heat to Sandy Camp on the south side of Mount Baker, 6,000 ft. Everyone is doing well and looking forward to a full day of learning mountaineering skills. 
Sandy Camp and Mount Baker
Photos: Devin Bishop
Hello climbers, It felt like the switch to fall happened in the mountains this week! Cool temperatures and precipitation have returned to the mountains. New snow returned to mid and upper elevations over the last couple days, and a handful of inches is expected over the next few days and leading into the weekend as […]
Summer keeps on rolling and climbing in the Cascades is still going strong. Forecasts for the next week look promising. There will be a slight dip in the freezing levels over the weekend which should help keep things nice and cool higher up in the mountains. There’s also a slight change of picking up some […]
Hello climbers, It’s hard to believe, but the first week of August is almost finished! Climbing conditions throughout the state haven’t changed much since last week. Smoke has moved in the last couple of days throughout the area, but thankfully hasn’t impacted trips or teams up high. We expect a lot of the smoke to […]
