Mount Baker Climb & Hike
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- On May 12th through May 14th I Climbed Mount Baker with AAI. I hope you enjoy the video
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My Channel: / @nwadventures
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I climbed Mount Baker 40 years ago by the same route as shown in this video. At camp the evening before summiting there was spectacular Alpenglow. The most beautiful light I have ever seen in my life. Thank you for this video; it brings back wonderful memories.
how old are you
@@randomuser3053 - Tomorrow I will be 67 years old.
i would love to climb Mount Baker some day! Looks absolutely beautiful
Yes it’s a great climb!
In 1990 I, son Georg 10 years and son Mark 12 years. We slept in the camp and without a rope climbed to the top. At the same age, boys climbed the Black Task in BC with me. (not easy)
This is awesome. I'm planing to do this in July. First time alpining! This video is very informative and gives a good sense of the route. Thank you.
Of course have a blast up there!
Looks so easy, but something tells me its harder than it looks lol. Must be the camera making it look smaller than it is at certain parts.
awesome video. I see this mountain everyday. One day I want to conquer it as well. 🙏
Awesome. Thanks for this.
Amazing video
Nice view done
Nice vid, what trailhead did you start at, and what route did you take to the summit?
A 3 day hike? Holy hell man it's supposed to be a day hike
Nice job.
I want to do it solo is that fine if I’m in good shape and do so?
People do it… but I wouldn’t let recommend it with the crevasses. That being said the best time to do it would be in the spring
wow!!!!
Did this same climb with AAI 1986
Nice!
Great i am looking at doing it Aug 2021 stoked
I’m in NorCal what do you recommend for a novice. Me and my wife want to climb Shasta. Would you recommend it?
Yes I would recommend Shasta! there are two routes that I would recommend, either the Avalanche gulch route ( ruclips.net/video/w3GKFPFi34Q/видео.html ) or the clear creek route (a little tamer than the gulch). however do take into account that there are many people injured on both of these routes due too ice/rock fall. if you have any questions feel free to email me nwadventures2200@gmail.com if you want more info or suggestions on training, routes , packing or anything really feel free to get in contact with me. Hope this helps good luck out there!
Do you need prior mountaneering experiences or classes required? I really want to climb this but have no training. is it okay?
It would be highly recommend as you will be crossing glaciers, crevasses and very steep glacial terrain
Im going up baker !!! My first mountain ever!! On foot anyway haha, I think I might need more than luck but I get where your comming from, leave the luck out of it if you can but i subbed anyway haha, stay ballin playa
Good luck!
Did you climb it?
Did you climb it?
@neptuneboyenl6045 haha halfway, the trail was closed due to ice melt and I was alone so I turned back
What expedition company did you use? Or guide service?
I went through AAI
Great video. Did you need snowshoes at all?
For a short period but we could have made it without them.
what route did you take?The Coleman/Deming route or The North Ridge?
We took the Coleman Deming Route
Do onerequire any kind of pass for climbing mount baker ?
No a climbing permit is not required. Find more information at this link: www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mbs/recarea/?recid=30317
Hope that helped
Good job man!!! We are planning on going in 2 weeks, do you recommend staying over night on the mountain or one day is enough?
I personally would recommend doing it in 2 days as it is still considered early season and there will be more snow on the approach, the road to the trail head probably still has to be walked, adding more time and effort. Have fun up there!!
@@NWAdventures Thanks
Great video! How did you like that course with AAI? I am thinking about doing either the 3 day Summit course or the 6 day Alpinism 1.
The course great i learned a lot!! however our party was very small and experienced so we did some training that is not typically covered in the 3 day summit course. if you are somewhat experienced and want to learn more skills i would recommend the 6 day Alpinism 1.
Hope This Helped!
Any recommended gear for this, planning to do it next summer
I try to do most of my climbs in the early season. So I recommend a pretty warm sleeping bag along with a pair of stiff mountaineering boots for the Roman Wall
NW Adventures ok awesome. And what would you say the difficulty rating is?
Physical difficulty I would put it at a medium rating due to steep inclines and the long approach. And I would be sure that you are very proficient with crevasse rescue and and self arresting. as you will spend a large amount of time on glaciers and you will be on a pretty steep slope for the Roman wall, which depending on the time of year could be very slick with ice or packed snow. Good luck out there!
Did you get to see Sherman crater
We could barely see the steam coming out of it
would this be a good first climb?
Yes it would be I would make sure you have some glacial travel experience before heading up
I live in Washington
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