Mt. Adams

Max 3 people Moderate difficulty Intermediate experience

Upcoming dates:

June 12

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July 12

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Overview

Climb to the second tallest peak in Washington on this Mt. Adams adventure. This three-day itinerary gives you a relaxed pace and time to summit without pressure. You'll be taught how to use crampons and an ice axe, be rewarded (on a clear day) with views of Mt. Rainier, Mt Hood, and Mount Saint Helens in the distance, and get to glissade (slide) down the mountain which is both amazingly fun and a quicker way to get down while saving your knees!

This Mt. Adams adventure is a great mountaineering beginner trip on which you will learn the skills and techniques of mountain climbing and will also get a chance to learn about and test out all the gear provided by the guides.

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Cody S

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Cody has 6 years of Backpacking, Climbing, Mountaineering and Skiing in the Pacific North West, South West and parts of Europe. His education and certifications include: Mazamas ICS, Wilderness First Responder, AMGA Single Pitch Instructor, AIARE Level 2, BA Sociology from the PSU.

Itinerary

Day 1: Start your way to the top of Mt. Adams

On your first day of this epic adventure, you'll meet at the guide's office in Oregon to organize gear before traveling the the trailhead and starting your hike. You'll be hiking about 3 miles with about 4,000 ft. of elevation gain before setting up camp and being taught how to use crampons and ice axes for your summit.

If you are from Washington or any other State, a different meeting point can be arranged with the guides.

Day 2: Past the false summit to the real one

Day 3: Pack up from Mt. Adams and head back home with your experience!

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Accommodations

On day 1, for 2 days

You will be camping at the basecamp. All group gear, including tents, stoves, etc, and meals will be provided.

Pricing

Included:

All meals

Transfers

Accommodation

Admission fees

Guide fees

Excluded:

Alcoholic beverages

Gratuities

Flights

Porter

Visas

Travel insurance

Personal gear

Luggage transfers

Do not forget to arrange for the requisite passport, visa and travel insurance, if you are booking an international trip.

We try our best to ensure accurate and up-to-date guide information, but in some cases this may change due to emergencies or other unforeseen guide scheduling challenges. In any case, another highly-rated, certified guide with similar experience would lead your trip and you will be kept informed of any such case.