Great video! I’ve been up Adams 4 times and have never seen that cabin. On Labor Day 2011 my wife and I climbed to the summit and stood on a snowdrift which was completely covering the cabin. The snowfield between the Lunch Counter and Pikers Peak was also completely unbroken, which greatly helped our ascent and gave us an over 2000’ vertical continuous glissade. The last time I did Adams, in late June 2021, I stopped about 200 vertical feet from Pikers Peak due to the crowds of people dislodging large boulders from areas which used to be permanent snowfield. Adams is a great climb but one which becomes a scree ridden slog, and a potentially very dangerous one, without snow.
*_Hi Luke.... ok, it turns out there is a mountain called Adams, yes, that is one of the names of the first prophet..., at the foot of the mountain there is a lot of logging, ohon, yes.... nice to meet you, I am Rudy Tutorial Outdoor from Indonesia......_*
Looks like a great hike! It’s always fun to explore new places.
Great video! I’ve been up Adams 4 times and have never seen that cabin. On Labor Day 2011 my wife and I climbed to the summit and stood on a snowdrift which was completely covering the cabin. The snowfield between the Lunch Counter and Pikers Peak was also completely unbroken, which greatly helped our ascent and gave us an over 2000’ vertical continuous glissade. The last time I did Adams, in late June 2021, I stopped about 200 vertical feet from Pikers Peak due to the crowds of people dislodging large boulders from areas which used to be permanent snowfield. Adams is a great climb but one which becomes a scree ridden slog, and a potentially very dangerous one, without snow.
*_Hi Luke.... ok, it turns out there is a mountain called Adams, yes, that is one of the names of the first prophet..., at the foot of the mountain there is a lot of logging, ohon, yes.... nice to meet you, I am Rudy Tutorial Outdoor from Indonesia......_*