Climb Denali / Climb McKinley with American Alpine Institute
...aspirations first and make every decision throughout the trip with your goal of making the summit in mind. The West… Read More
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…the ground covered in the acclimatization process enjoyable in its own right. In addition to some trekking, to fully develop our acclimatization we climb a beautiful and moderate route on…
Backcountry Skiing and Avalanche Fundamentals The Ski Mountaineering & Avalanche Leadership – Part 1 program is your gateway to safe, confident travel in winter backcountry terrain. Designed for skiers and…
Just over an hour from the hustle and bustle of the Las Vegas Strip lies the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, home to the magnificent Mt. Charleston. Mt. Charleston boasts…
Technical Ski Alpinism Ski Mountaineering & Avalanche Leadership – Part II is the second step in our progressive winter backcountry curriculum, designed to build technical competence, efficiency, and confidence for…
AAI is proud to offer a variety of Queer climbing and mountaineering programs, including LGBTQ+ rock climbing clinics, mountaineering courses, and guided summit climbs. LGBTQ+ affinity courses offer a powerful opportunity for…
…observation, careful route selection, and proper glacier travel procedures, skiers can reduce risks and enjoy the world’s most spectacular mountain scenery as they take on the challenges of spectacularly beautiful…
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…
...aspirations first and make every decision throughout the trip with your goal of making the summit in mind. The West… Read More
...West Ridge. The AAI team succeeded in the second ascent via the same route on October 4, 2006. Following are… Read More
...Shiraishi became the youngest person (male or female) to climb a sport route rated 5.14d/5.15a, and she was the first… 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
...warmth is often sacrificed for the sake of increased dexterity. In short, if you plan to climb higher standard rock… Read More
...technical climbing routes to the summit that avoid the most heavily used camps, preserving some of the wilderness experience of… Read More
...aerobic, and muscular training. Wear a helmet! Climbing: Rock climb and do some ascents of peaks and routes appropriate for… Read More
...alpinism. The route she was trying to complete that day was a 17-pitch 5.11+. It is common for those trying… Read More
Level Up Your Mountain Skills: The Ultimate Outdoor Reading List Whether you’re dreaming of your first summit or honing advanced… Read More
...luck with your climb. Having the two climbers tied in with figure 8’s with the excess coils around the chests… Read More