Danny Innamorati

Danny Innamorati

Guide: Washington, Alaska

Danny is an avid climber and explorer. He has lived nomadically for the past 9 years guiding in unique areas like the Gunks in New York, Joshua Tree in California, and Denali, Alaska. He dreams of free-climbing big walls and challenging alpine routes in remote parts of the world. Climbing is only half of the picture for him. He found his passion for climbing through teaching and developing those experiences with others. If it weren’t for his community, family and friends in central Massachusetts, he may have never found guiding. Danny started working with Alpine Ascents in 2023, and has grown to love expedition style guiding. In the future he looks forward to guiding bigger peaks around the world and becoming internationally certified.

Take 5 with the Guide

What was your first mountain?
Mount Shuksan. The Sulphide glacier route has such a nice blend of trail, glacier, scrambling and views.

What’s always in your snack bag?
Winco’s chocolate covered espresso beans because I always think I will want them.

If you could be stuck with anyone (past or present) at base camp for a week, who would you choose?
Dan Bateman. He shows off the most important qualities of extended tent stays which are positivity, acceptance and mental fortitude.

What’s your favorite thing to do when you’re not guiding?
Drive to the coast for a change in climate and go surfing at remote beaches.

One piece of advice for aspiring mountaineers
Pick a dream climb and then add way more training routes than you think you need before attempting it.

Significant Ascents

Cassin Ridge, Denali
West Buttress, Denali
Rainer (Tahoma)- 4 routes
Baker (Kulshan)- 3 routes
Shuksan
Adams
Hood
Stuart- N. Ridge
Glacier Peak (Dahkobed)
Grand Teton
Bugaboo Spire, BC, Canada
El Capitan- 4 routes
Washington Column
Leaning Tower
Castleton Tower
Touchstone, Zion
Half Dome- 3 routes

Certifications

AMGA Apprentice Alpine Guide
AMGA Ice Instructor Course Completion
AMGA Assistant Rock Guide
AMGA SPI Certified
Wilderness First Responder and CPR certified
AIARE Pro 1
Leave No Trace Trainer

ALPINE ASCENTS BLOG

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    Hello climbers, We’re excited to report stellar conditions throughout the region as we kick off July. From Mount Baker to Rainier and deep into the North Cascades, our teams have experienced consistent summit success and excellent travel conditions. On Mount Rainier, May brought a 44% summit rate—well above average for that time of year—followed by […]

  • Cascades Conditions Report 6/25/2025

    Hello climbers, Summer is officially in full swing in the Cascades, and conditions have remained stellar throughout the region. We’ve seen consistent summit success across Washington—from Mount Baker to Rainier and beyond—and guides are reporting some of the best early-season conditions in years. In Alaska, we still have one Denali team remaining on the mountain. […]

  • Cascades Conditions Report 6/17/2025

    Hello climbers, We’ve had an incredible stretch of weather in the Cascades over the past 10 days, allowing teams to summit peaks across the region. In the far north, we’re thrilled to report that three of our expeditions have reached the summit of Denali— huge congratulations to all climbers! Two more teams remain on the […]

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