Mount Rainier climb

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Mount Rainier climb

by MAYOclimber » Fri May 25, 2012 10:11 pm

Hello all,

I live in London and was hoping to climb Mount Rainier at the end of August. Seems ever company I contacted don't appear to have any vacancies on their climbs, can anyone help?, any thoughts? suggestions would be appreciated, thanks in advacne. JOHN

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Re: Mount Rainier climb

by ExcitableBoy » Sat May 26, 2012 2:27 am

Try to find a partner on cascadeclimbers.com. Include your resume of similar 4,000 meter peaks you've climbed, courses you've completed, etc.

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Re: Mount Rainier climb

by lcarreau » Sat May 26, 2012 3:46 am

While monitoring the weather, do a solo route along the DC, then just follow the footprints upon your return. Watch for whiteouts and ice worms.
"Turkey Vultures always vomit when they get nervous."

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Re: Mount Rainier climb

by ExcitableBoy » Sat May 26, 2012 4:40 pm

lcarreau wrote:While monitoring the weather, do a solo route along the DC, then just follow the footprints upon your return.

Soloing big, glaciated peaks is not considered 'safe'.


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