erhardi Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 I keep looking at Mount Redoubt and am really interested in hearing from anyone who has any recent (post 2009)experience with climbing the beautiful peak. Either approach via plane or a boat is an option so either experience would be a help. Quote
wfinley Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 Redoubt is still venting steam that be seen 100 miles away in Anchorage on a regular basis. That said - if you're dying to try it this person / post can help with logistics: http://kellieokonek.blogspot.com/2012/05/skiing-iliamnas-sw-ridge-more-aleutian.html Quote
erhardi Posted October 10, 2012 Author Posted October 10, 2012 Thanks, She looks like a great resource. The active volcano stuff is always a concern...that's part of why I wanted to know if anyone has climbed it in the last few years. Quote
WCC Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 I seem to recall that Marcin Ksok and Greg Encelewski climbed Redoubt Volcano in the spring of 2011. I think they published a trip report in the Mountaineering Club of Alaska's monthly journal. Wes. Quote
Kraken Posted October 11, 2012 Posted October 11, 2012 My friend Tyler took a boat across the bay from Kenai, parked at a oil platform office complex, got yelled at, but still continued. They skied that Son'bitch from the summit and back to their boat in a long day. North face. Do it. I've looked at it for years. A true ultimate bad ass trip would be to do what I've called the Taxing Traverse (AKA the IRS Traverse). Ski/climb Iliamna to Redoubt to Spurr. It's at least 140 miles and way more than 40,000' elevation gain. Get it. Quote
erhardi Posted October 11, 2012 Author Posted October 11, 2012 I heard about that one. I also heard they used a zodiak to cross the inlet and stocked up on taco bell burritos for the climb. Whatever happened, that's a heck of a day trip. Quote
DaveCovill Posted April 3, 2013 Posted April 3, 2013 erhardi or anyone else reading this: I have an expedition going to climb Redoubt & Torbert May 22 > ~ July 2nd 2013. I have flown with Doug Brewer before (KEFJ NP highpoint), but we will be using Paul Clauss in his 8-seat Otter. I have TWO (2) spots open. ~$2,300 total from ANC. Everyone going has climbed Denali etc, all from WA or CO. Dave Covill dave_covill@eogresources.com 303-517-0355-cell Regards, Dave 303-824-5434-W 303-517-0355-cell Quote
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