Lukas

Hey, I can't always get a partner to rope up with but I still want to get out. Are there any good snow/ice scrambles in the I-90 corridor preferably? Something similar to scrambling on rock, but on snow/ice is what I'm looking for. Thanks!

what's a popular alpine boot for the north cascades in spring/summer? i already have a koflach double boot i use for mountaineering. i was thinking either the nepal evo or trango extreme evo.

i've ice climbed the last two seasons, but i was in NH then. where's ice climbing in WA? i have everything but screws.

I'm free. I have rope and rack too. PM'd.

I'll be happy to be a belay slave but I only pay the pro's the professional rate ; ) That is unless you are a pro, in which case if you have a link to the guiding company you work for I'll check it out But seriously, I have tons of free time and want to get out so if you're looking for a belay slave hit me up : )

Hi Cascade Climbers, I'm looking into learning trad and I thought about making a post seeking a mentor but then I thought I would also look into taking a guided course. Mountain Madness has a 2 day "intermediate rock course" for groups of 2 or 3 climbers for $295 and $250, respectively, that looks pretty good. I've been sport climbing for nearly 2 years and have done multi pitch sport so I have some skills. http://www.mountainmadness.com/adventures/schools/rock-climbing/intermediate-rock-course#dates-and-prices If anyone is interested in the course, or wants to recommend a different course please respond here.

Hey, I moved to Seattle about a month ago. Haven't done any rock climbing here yet. I have sport gear, lead sport up to 5.9, will top rope anything : ) I'll be camping this weekend but if you're interested shoot a text and I'll get back to you when I can. Lukas Cell: 302-993-6542