"The Mountains will always be there. The idea is for you to be there as well."
--Don Whillans, British mountaineer
I have taken some mountaineering skills courses with Sierra Mountain Center out of Bishop, California, USA.
I have also taken a glacier mountaineering & crevasse rescue course with American Alpine Institute out of Bellingham, Washington, USA.
I am currently an Associate Member of the SCMA (Southern California Mountaineers Association) and a Provisional Member of the CMC (California Mountaineering Club).
See my climbing resume.
I have also posted my summit logs and climbing/hiking information at summitpost.org.
Mt. Baker (Sep 7 2001, Eaton glacier, up to 7900 ft)
Mt. Whitney (Nov 11 2001, mountaineer's route, up to 13,100 ft)
Mt Williamson (Mar 4 2002, NE Ridge route, up to 14,125 ft = "East Horn")
North Palisade (Sep 1 2002, U-Notch, up to 13,400 ft)
Pico de Orizaba, Mexico (Nov 28 2002, up to 15,800 ft)
Mt. Rainier (Jun 18 2003, D.C., up to 11,900 ft)
Mt. Whitney (Apr 3 2004, mountaineer's route, up to 11,700 ft)
North Palisade (Aug 21 2004, up to 13,900 ft = top of U-notch)
Mt. Humphreys (Sep 18 2004, North Couloir Direct, up to 12,660 ft)
Aconcagua, Argentina (Feb 7 2005, up to 16,610 ft)
Click here for my next climbing projects (2009 and onward).
Eastern Sierra AVALANCHE Bulletin
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