Mount Rainier Summit Climb

4-Day Mount Rainier Climbing Expedition via Emmons Glacier Join us for an unforgettable 4-day guided climb to the 14,411' summit of Mount Rainier via the Emmons- Winthrop Glacier Route from July 14th to July 17th, 2024. This alpine glacier climb is perfect for experienced mountaineers and those with a high level of fitness looking to climb one of the most iconic peaks in the Cascade Range. Highlights of the Expedition 4-Day Climb: Experience a scenic and challenging ascent over four days and three nights. Emmons Glacier Route: A longer glacier route with sections of steep snow, crevasse avoidance, and a wilder side of Rainier contrasted to the DC. Low Guide-to-Guest Ratio: Benefit from personalized guidance with a 2:1 guest-to-guide ratio. Breathtaking Views: Enjoy panoramic views of the Cascade Range and the iconic Mount Rainier. Why Choose Our Expedition? Expert Guides: Our experienced guides ensure a safe and rewarding experience with the lead guide being an AMGA Apprenitce Alpine Guide or higher.  Comprehensive Training: Receive hands-on training and skill development tailored to the climb from guides with worldwide climbing experience. Spectacular Scenery: Enjoy the beauty of Mount Rainier and the surrounding volcanic glacier landscape. Secure Your Spot Today! Join us for an incredible journey to the summit of Mount Rainier. Whether you're an experienced mountaineer or an adventurous individual with strong fitness, this climb offers a rewarding and unforgettable experience. Book now to secure your spot for this summer expedition!   Good for Experienced Mountaineers: Those with prior experience using ice axes, crampons, and glacier travel preferred. Fit and Adventurous Individuals: Participants with strong fitness levels for 4 days of rigorous climbing ascending 10,200' over 3 days. Aspiring Summiteers: Individuals who have previously summited Mount Baker or similar peaks (not required). Itinerary Day 0: Saturday, July 13th Evening meet and greet in Greenwater, Washington. Gear check and final preparations. Day 1: Sunday, July 14th Hike from the trailhead to the first camp with breaks for snow school and self-arrest practice. Day 2: Monday, July 15th Hike to the next camp. Glacier travel skill development. Day 3: Tuesday, July 16th Continue to the final camp. Crevasse rescue skill development or potential summit attempt. Day 4: Wednesday, July 17th Summit attempt with an alpine start. Descend back to camp and then to the trailhead. Celebrate your achievement with a well-deserved meal in town. Learning Outcomes Glacier Travel on a Rope Team Self-Arrest Techniques Improving Snow and Ice Climbing Skills Knots & Hitches Crevasse Rescue Practice Winter Camping Skills   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