Bryce Hill

Bryce Hill

Senior Guide: Washington, Alaska, International

Bryce was born and raised in Cle Elum, Washington in the heart of the Central Cascades.   It was there he discovered his passion for the outdoors.  His personal adventures as a climber and skier have taken him to places all over the Western United States,  Alaska, British Columbia, and South America.  Every fall Bryce can be found back in Cle Elum, where he coaches the local High School XC team.  When not working or climbing, Bryce enjoys traveling, trail running, or trying to work on his golf game.

5-year

Significant Ascents

Denali, West Buttress
Aconcagua
Mt. Rainer, Emmons, DC
Mt. Baker
Mt. Shuksan
Mount Shasta, Casaval Ridge
Dragontail, Serpentine Arête, Backbone Ridge, Triple Couloirs, Gerber-Sink
Mount Stuart, Complete North Ridge, West Ridge
Cotopaxi
Chimborazo
Mt. Whitney, East Buttress

Certifications

Wilderness First Responder and CPR certified
AIARE Pro Level 1
IFMGA Guide
Leave No Trace Trainer

ifmga

As usual very well organised; the logistics on this one are difficult to say the least and as usual AAI brings it all together very well and provides a great experience of the Antarctic. Both of my guides have first class mountaineering skills; the experience they bring to a group are second to no-one. Strong […]

ALPINE ASCENTS BLOG

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  • Cascades Conditions Report 6/3/2026

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