Matthew Rosenberg

    Matthew Rosenberg

    Guide: Washington, Alaska, International

    Matthew grew up in Chicago and spent every summer in the mountains of Colorado and Washington. After graduating from Indiana State University with a Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training, Matthew moved west to pursue his career as a mountain guide. Matthew spends his winter as a member of the Crystal Mountain Ski Patrol in Washington.

    Guide For:

    Aconcagua
    Denali

    Significant Ascents

    Aconcagua
    Denali
    Pico de Orizaba, solo climb
    Putha Hiunchuli, Nepal
    Mt Rainier – DC, Kautz, Emmons
    Mt Baker – Easton, Coleman-Deming
    Mt Shuksan – Fisher Chimneys
    Mt Adams – South Spur, Stormy Monday Couloir
    Mt Hood – Hogsback, Leuthold Couloir
    Mt Olympus
    Mt Jefferson
    Mt Shasta
    Alpine Routes in the North Cascades and California
    33 Colorado 14’ers

    Certifications

    WFR/EMR/CPR
    Certified Athletic Trainer
    Avalanche Level 1
    Leave No Trace Trainer
    PSIA Alpine Level 1
    AMGA Alpine Skills Course

    I also wanted to say that Kirah and Brien are wonderful, professional guides. They gave me great encouragement to keep me going, I had to descend on an Brand X rope, and the difference in guide quality was unbelievable; Alpine Ascents clearly has the best guides in the business.

    Denali BLOG

    • Denali Webinar

      Dominating the already immense landscape of the Alaska Range, Denali “The Great One ” is the tallest mountain in North America, rising a lofty 20,310’ above Denali National Park.  Mountaineers flock from across the globe to test their strength and climbing prowess on this ultimate alpine test piece.  If you have Denali on your list […]

    • Denali: A Photo Essay

      by Brooke Warren Denali “The High One” is the third highest of the seven summits, right behind Everest and Aconcagua, at 20,310 feet. It is an “ultra-prominent” peak with soaring vertical relief of 18,000 feet, greater even than Mount Everest (a mere 12,000′ of vertical relief) when measured from its 2,000-foot lowlands to its lofty […]

    • Dear Alpine Ascents: Insulating Ice Axe Handles?

      Hey Alpine, I’m headed up to Denali this May (!!!!) and I heard that climbers insulate their ice axes? Interesting… What’s the rationale and how do I do it? Thanks in advance and see you in Talkeetna! Sincerely, Seeking Toasty Mitts Hi Toast Mitts, Thanks for reaching out and stoked you’re headed up to the […]

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