Adam Watts

Looks like Me and Jasko are meeting up at the Sunrise Visitor center at 7am to get Climbing Permits. If anyone else wants to join our party please meet there at the same time. Weather conditions look great, should be a fantastic climb!

I live 15 minutes away from Seattle, Washington. If you are here for 2 months I can request a few days off from work so we can climb one of the tall cascade volcanoes. Your pictures of Mont Blanc are impressive! My email is adamcwatts@gmail.com Your email is "xwgfx@yahoo.fr" ?

Seb I would highly enjoy if you could climb with us. How long are you in Seattle for and what mountains and routes do you want to climb.

I should be able to do August 20th to the 21st. Send me a PM if you can do those dates and what you want to do.

is it a possibility to climb rainier at an earlier date such as the 12-14th?

I'm looking for a climbing group to join to climb Rainier. I have August 12th, 13th, and 14th off. I don't have much crevasse skills but am an extremely competent at other mountaineering skills (crampons, self arrest, navigation, etc...). Hell I would be even willing to simply go out and practice and lean glacier crevasse rescue techniques.

sounds like a fun climb, although it is beyond my experience. I have rock climbing and mountaineering experience but no ice climbing experience. If you go on a less technical route I'd happily come along.

left a PM, check your inbox

Hi I have been wanting to climb Mt. Adams around the 30th of July to 31st. I have been hiking and mountaineering for several years. Know how to properly use crampons and Self arrest + more. I have fridays and saturdays off. email is: adamcwatts@gmail.com

I am interested in climbing Rainier in Mid August. I have all the gear needed for myself. Keep me updated

Looking for a hiking partner that has some general mountaineering experience as I plan to go out for 2 nights to some lakes and hit up some mountains while being out there. Should have winter gear as it will be chilly this Sunday and Monday 28th-30th. I have a car hopefully you are local. Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, etc.

I'd really like to shadow you guys to Camp Muir. I can get to Paradise myself and am in great shape but do not have the technical skills and Gear necessary to go farther up. Would love to go in a group as I mostly do solo stuff.

wonderful trip. I wish I could find a group like you two who are well experienced in mountaineering. Would love to learn from you guys.

I'd like to learn basics

I'm interested, I have the gear and in shape. Although do lack some of the skills.

Wonderful photos and trip report. I've gone there in the fall but winter certainly looks beautiful

I navigate pretty well with my GPS and have done some Orienteering before. Since my friend is less experience then me with climbing I plan to do Camp Muir. Thanks for the link

I am planning a trip with a friend and I'm not sure if we should hike to camp Muir or climb Mt. Adams.I haven't been to either mountain before but my physical condition and gear is fine for either. Which climb would have better views? How is the temperature at Camp Muir vs Mt. Adams? Any advice and suggestions would be great.

ooh Dragontail Peak sounds awesome. I really loved that area as I was near that at Stuart Lake about a month ago.

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http://www.peakware.com/peaks.html?pk=582 If this website is correct, isn't that more technical? I was thinking perhaps Mount St. Helens.

I've just started to do some minor climbs and my last one was Mt. Snoqualmie and I really loved the elevation and the views. Most of the time I hike alone as I don't really have anyone else that enjoys such activities. Since Mt. Snowqualmie is a walk-up style mountain and my knowledge is limited to climbing, are there similar mountains but taller that can be climbed with little climbing experience? I have plenty of gear like Ice axe, crampons, and Mountaineering boots so gear wont be the issue.