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Mount St. Elias....any route.
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This is a bloody joke. I find it funny how when you see a fee increase OK, at most 25%. These guys are trying to make a gain of 500%?
I never thought I would see the day that capitalists would expoit mountaineers, to make gains.
Mt. Logan here we come.
By the way - has this fee hike been approved yet?
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Anybody interested in some easy going winter mountaineering practice in the columbia icefields this winter?
I'm practicing for a potential denali expedition 2008 season.
I'm thinking the A-A Col route...lesser avalanche risk than silverhorn.
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Thanks guys for all this info. The photos are superb.
The one thing I question is how you get on the ridge proper.
From when I was climbing the west butt - it looked avalanche prone to get on the corner of crosson. What's the safest way to get to the main ridge?
I remember hearing constant avalanche sound...like a wet slide, kind of like a waterfall...I could have sworn it was comming from Crosson.
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Anybody down for some winter hiking and camping in the Adirondaks? I'll drive.
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How many days do you guys recommend for Mount Foraker?
Route: Sultana Ridge
Month: May
I was thinking 30 days. Is that excessive for that time of year?
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Looking for potential team members for Mount Foraker expedition - 2008 season. Please contact:
Route: NE Ridge: Sultana Variation
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Expedition team seeks more members for West Buttress. 5 mountaineers have commited so far. Seeking 9 total. 3 rope teams of 3 each. If interested contact me to get estimate cost, dates of expedition. Planners are in Toronto & Calgary.
PHOTOS OF SULTANA RIDGE CRUX
in Alaska
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Anybody have any route photos of the crux of the sultana ridge (Mt. Foraker)?
I've read about a 55 degree slope section and I think I've seen a photo of it (in my previous Foraker message - how many days it takes to climb). Is it knife edge cornice? From the photos I've scene I can't see what's on the other side of this slope.
Is it a drop into oblivion?