armin

No, that's not it. There was a hut involved and I believe those guys had themselves helicoptered in.

Hi all, I am trying to find a trip report that was talked about here a while back. A bunch of guys stayed at a remote hut in Alaska for a week or two, and when their trip was about to end without an incident, they decided to try all the drugs they brought on themselves. I seem to remember that the TR was posted in several batches and possibly not on this site. Could you please help me find it? Thanks!

Thank you, great advice!

Hi all, I realize this might be a silly question, but I would like to know if it is a good idea to bring 60 m double ropes for the rappel of the South Ridge route in Ingalls. Thank you! Armin

My wife and I have this one from Montbell (http://www.montbell.us/products/disp.php?cat_id=33&p_id=2321027) and it kept us dry when we got snowed on at Burgundy col. It's light, waterproof, packs small and is fully seam taped. But I have to agree with Matt, as we bailed in the morning anyway. Had it started snowing earlier in the night though, we would have been drier than without.

Hi Dan, You can order the movie from here: http://www.paladventurevideos.com/FWA.htm Best Armin

Does somebody have a good suggestion for lodging with a toddler in Ouray? The place should be nice, climber friendly, kids friendly, cheap and centrally located. Thanks for your help!

Can anybody comment on the descent don from EMS? I would like to go back in there and find a better way down this time. According to Nelson "Easy downclimbing north leads onto the glacier.", but I have heard of at least one rappel station. Thanks.

This is Mt Stuart as of last Thursday (June 12 2008). Hope it helps.

How much snow is left in the Enchantments, does anybody know? Thanks.

Thanks for this.

It is actually called Champagne (at least in this TR) and here's the link: http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=499928

Someone described Champaigne in detail on this website and I think it was Catbirdseed. You might want to look in trip reports.

We were up there last Saturday. Park at Narada Falls lot and take the summer trail that starts right after the loo (branches of to the left). The trail should still have a bunch of ski tracks up to the road. Once on the road, follow it to Reflection lake and branch off the the right (into the woods). Again, tracks should be visible. You are right under the Pinnacle and the Castle now. We took part of the summer trail and traversed east a bit to get to the col east of the Castle. The skiing was good, I don't know about the climbing though. a

My quasi neighbor Ian is giving a slideshow about a trip to the Waddington Range this summer. His presentation should include first ascents and cartwheeling. Saturday December 8th, 7 PM at Second Ascent. link http://www.secondascent.com/events.php Armin