Mount Baker Summit Ski Descent

Mount Baker Summit Ski Trip: Experience the Ultimate Ski Descent Experience the alpine splendor of Ski Mountaineering on Mount Baker Join us for 1, 2, or 3-day ski ascent and descent adventure on Mount Baker. Our guided tours offer the perfect blend of climbing and skiing, making for an unforgettable backcountry experience. Multi-Day Ascent and Ski Descents Spend your nights in a basecamp on the moraines surrounding Kulshan, the native Lummi name meaning "white mountain". Evening runs each day will help you get your ski legs under you. On summit day, we will time our departure to ensure the best snow quality for the descent. In the spring, this optimal snow condition is called "corn," which many skiers find as delightful as powder. Possible routes include the Coleman-Deming, Squak, or Boulder Glacier Routes. Single-Day Summit Ascent For those with strong fitness and skiing ability, we offer a single-day summit of Mount Baker via classic glacier routes such as the Coleman-Deming, Squak, or Boulder Glaciers. Travel light with a long 10-14 hour day, skiing up to 7,200' of vertical from Kulshan's 10,781' summit. A minimum of 2 participants is required for single-day trips. Ski Routes Choose from classic glacier routes such as: Coleman-Deming Glacier Squak Glacier Boulder Glacier Mount Baker Ski Mountaineering School Course During the 3 day trip each participant aiming to summit Mount Baker will receive a comprehensive Mount Baker Ski Mountaineering School Course. This ensures that the learning outcomes align with the objectives and skills taught. Book Your Mount Baker Summit Ski Trip Today! Experience the thrill of skiing down Mount Baker's iconic glaciers. Contact us for more information and to secure your spot on this unforgettable adventure. Don't miss out on the best spring skiing experience – book now! Learning Outcomes Glacier Travel: Navigate as part of a rope team. Self-Arrest Techniques: Essential safety skills for glacier travel. Skinning Skills: Improve your efficiency on ascents. Knots and Hitches: Master essential climbing knots. Crevasse Rescue Practice: Prepare for glacier emergencies. Winter Camping Skills: Enhance your alpine camping techniques. Itinerary Day 1: Gear check and hike to base camp. Evening runs and skills practice. Day 2: Skills practice or summit attempt. Return to base camp. Day 3: Summit attempt (if not done on Day 2) and descend to trailhead.   Best for Intermediate to Advanced Skiers/Riders: Suitable for those with solid skiing ability. Physically Fit Individuals: Must be able to ascend 4,700 vertical feet over 4 miles in a day and a total of 7,200 vertical feet over 12 miles round trip. Adventurous Skiers: Capable of skiing or riding with a backpack.   Cancellation Policy It is your responsibility to be familiar with our Payment, Cancellation, and Rescheduling Policies. When you book a trip with Guided Exposure, you are agreeing to our policies outlined here: guidedexposure.com/pages/cancellation-policy