The Seven Summits
...climbing objective in the late 1980’s. Pat Morrow, a Canadian mountaineer, became the first to climb all seven in 1985.… Read More
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Mount Rainier is home to some of the most iconic glacier climbs in the United States, and the Kautz Glacier Route is one of the most rewarding ways to reach…
…the South Col route is 11,000 feet; from our landing spot on the Kahiltna Glacier, Denali’s summit rises another 13,000 feet. Though lower in total altitude, the sub-arctic cold and…
Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership Part 3 (AMTL 3) from the American Alpine Institute is a key step in our four-part mountaineering course progression. This advanced alpine climbing program builds…
This course is intended for people interested in backcountry skiing, splitboarding, ski mountaineering, snowshoeing, or virtually any activity in the winter mountains. We will teach students what to look for…
…just staying found. They have a deep well of tools and techniques that they can draw upon to manage navigation, route-finding, and time management. This is a great course add-on…
…From there, AIARE 1 introduces avalanche hazard evaluation and terrain management, while AIARE Rescue provides the framework for effective partner rescue. This is the most comprehensive way to build the…
…uphill travel techniques, transitions, and terrain management. You’ll learn how a splitboard works, how to use climbing skins, and how to move efficiently through backcountry terrain with a group. With…
Mount Shuksan is widely considered one of the most beautiful mountains on Earth, and for good reason. This iconic North Cascades peak has dramatic steep faces, sparkling hanging glaciers, lush…
…management, and real-world decision-making during multi-day winter objectives. By the end of Part II, students are prepared for bigger winter goals and well positioned to advance into formal avalanche leadership…
Ski Mountaineering and Advanced Avalanche Decision-Making This 12-day program helps advanced skiers and splitboarders refine their technical skills, deepen their avalanche judgement, and confidently plan and execute multi-day objectives in…
Whether you want technical skills practice, a 14,000 foot summit, or a classic alpine route, the Eastern Sierra offers it all. By booking private guided climbing, our guides meet you…
Mt. Whitney is the highest point in the lower 48 states and the crown jewel of California’s Sierra Nevada. Climbing Mt. Whitney lets you experience one of America’s most beautiful…
...climbing objective in the late 1980’s. Pat Morrow, a Canadian mountaineer, became the first to climb all seven in 1985.… Read More
...see this in a route description, refer to the section in the guidebook entitled, “how to use this book.” Often… Read More
...Director of the AMGA. Letters Ice Screw Placement on Multi-Pitch Climbs Climbing Efficiently with Large Groups Cordellettes vs. Slings Speaking… Read More
...you have a fair amount of mountaineering experience under your belt. Many climbers who decide on climbing denali with a… Read More
...on long routes as well, such as making it to the burger and beer joint before closing time! Mike Powers,… Read More
...summit success. A Note about “Mountain Safety” While AAI has an impressive record on the mountain, that doesn’t mean that… Read More
...input prior to climbing…especially if climbing includes bouldering or leading, places where bodily harm might be more likely. Key Considerations… Read More
Pioneers in Mountaineering, Climbing, and Adventure “Mountain climbing is the greatest sport in the world…There is no better fun than… Read More
...the figure eight to keep it short and tidy on my harness. Also, many times I will carry a double-length… Read More
Question: From the September 2006 edition of AAI’s E-newsletter Recently I have run into more than a few anchors in… Read More