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AAI Mexico Volcanoes Jan. 3

Hello All, The team travelled to 13,700 feet yesterday afternoon and setup camp at the Orizaba Basecamp. We had some ridiculously good burritos for dinner and then turned in for an early night. Most folks enjoyed 10-12 hrs of rest/sleep … Continue reading

Jan. 2 Mexico Volcanoes

Hey Everyone, We all enjoyed another rest day today and are currently en route to our Basecamp at the base of Pico de Orizaba, the third highest mountain in North America. The plan is to setup camp and then have … Continue reading

Jan. 1 Mexico Volcanoes Update

Hello All, The team had a well deserved rest day in Puebla today. We had a leisurely breakfast, relaxed and then had a great lunch overlooking the incredible Zocola Square. After lunch the team went on a nice walking tour … Continue reading

Summit Success in Mexico!

Not a bad way to spend the last day of 2021…The Alpine Ascents team summitted Iztaccihuatl earlier today. At over 17000 feet, this was several people’s highest point yet in their climbing careers! We are now en route to the … Continue reading

Mexico Volcanoes Dec. 30

After a cold night, we were all glad to see the sun hit camp this morning. Although we are almost I’m the tropics it still gets cold at 13,000 feet! We enjoyed an excellent breakfast with ham, eggs and the … Continue reading

Kilimanjaro Team 3 now known as Team Walimu Wazimu

Kilimanjaro Team 3 has chosen a team name and is now known as “Walimu Wazimu” which means “Crazy Teachers” in Swahili. Everyone on the team is a doctor or teacher and a little crazy to be tackling wacky adventures so … Continue reading

Alpine Ascents Mexico Volcanoes Dec. 29

Hello Followers, A beautiful day here in Mexico! We left the lodge behind and traveled to higher ground at the base of Iztaccihuatl. After registration with the park service we established our first camp of the trip and then went … Continue reading

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Vinson V4 ready to take off

Hello everyone, we are all checked in and ready to fly to ” The Ice ” in Antarctica. Everyone is super excited that we are flying today to Antarctica. If all goes well with weather when we get to Union … Continue reading

ALPINE ASCENTS BLOG

  • Training for Denali Webinar

    If Denali is on your horizon, it’s time to get serious about training. Join world-renowned alpinist, Uphill Athlete founder, and co-author of Training for the Uphill Athlete, Steve House for a deep dive into what it truly takes to prepare for North America’s highest peak. In this session, Steve breaks down the key principles behind […]

  • Cascades Conditions Report 9/3/2026

    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 […]

  • Cascades Conditions Report 8/19/2026

    Hello climbers, Conditions continue to stay phenomenal around the mountains in Washington. Smoke forecasts look really good throughout the rest of the week and into weekend. We are starting to see some mid to late August weather patterns start to creep in, with blip of cooler temperatures and light precipitation working its way into the […]

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