Backpacking Mount Rainier National Park : Paradise Park, Muir Snowfield & Camp Muir (80+ MPH Winds!)
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Backpacking in the spring in Washingtons Mount Rainier National Park. We have a snow camp in paradise park (last time for the year) then go up the Muir snowfield to Camp muir. Original plan was to head to Ingrahm flats but I got sick so we were allowed to stay at Camp Muir. This turned out as a blessing because the descent the following day we braved 80+ MPH winds!
Incredible
Looks like you're hanging out somewhere in the Bitterroot still.
Where's Stacy?
lacey and her gal friends were celebrating a birthday over the weekend in montana / girls trip.
A actual self arrest would be with crampons on. Instinct would make you try and use your feet to self arrest but can cause you to tomahawk in crampons so you need to practice lifting your feet in this situation and just use the ice axe. Happened to me for real coming down middle Teton
You are absolutely correct
you're fortunate a white out didn't accompany the wind... MRNP is my backyard although I am more like you a hiker vs climber. Them climbers are a special breed. Sunrise side of the mountain is much better for hiking IMO.
There is nothing more iconic in Washington than Mt Rainier. Love It! I like the views of St Helens and Adam's. Mt Adams has always been my favorite Cascade volcano. It doesn't get talked about as much. Sounds like you got lucky getting sick. Great video! Hike on!
Nice video for backpacking in snow/ glacier. Good information on hiking, safety and those conditions. It looks like you had fun too. Altitude sickness is not fun though. Scary wicked wind! Once again, you have some nicely composed photographs. Views from the top of the world it seems. You are a dedicated backpacker!
Edit add-on: I read where there is no fee for the video/ photography in national park lands for up to two persons on the permit. I wonder that in your current video you could have had two permits and that would have been lawful? This law seems pretty heavy-handed for the videographers I watch on RUclips!
awesome