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Gold Rush from last hurrah. — Avalanche Lake, Adirondacks, New York. – Photo: Matt Horner
Avalanche Lake, New York
April 9, 2018
“My climbing partner, Chad and I had an incredible day yesterday, April 9th at Avalanche Lake! We climbed three routes. We warmed up on “Warm Up” I then lead “The Last Hurrah” and Chad lead the spectacular, “Gold Rush of 96”, arguably the best route in the Adirondacks! For both of us, the best ice climbing day in the park we have ever experienced. A fantastic day with my great friend and climbing partner!”
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Wow!! Days like this don’t come along often
Community News
We've got a new offering on our summer camp calendar! Our camps have been so popular this season that we decided to add a special program for August 20th-24th!!
Join us for an awesome week filled with new adventures like paddleboarding, cooking lessons for backcountry and front-country fun, a Burton Snowboards tour, and of course enjoying the classic camp activities like conquering our indoor ropes course and climbing walls, and climbing outdoors in Bolton!
SumMAT Partner Camps - Petra Cliffs
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This week-long camp is designed to get campers outside and into the community to learn new skills and explore the South End in the context of Mountain Adventure Training! We are working with a few com...Deb Clothier and Mike Bowler with the #mountaineerbandana on the highest summit of Newfoundland, #mountcaubvick in the Torngat Mountains.
Whether you stand on the summit of Cho Oyu or #cascademountain, it's awesome and we want you to share it with us! (Just don't forget your bandana) Thanks!
Programming Notice:
Due to forces beyond our control, we have had to cancel the following interpretive programs for this coming weekend:
Trees of The Trail
Frogs, Fish, and Flies
New Blog Post: Road-Trippin' Through the Seasons
By: Taylor Regan, Weather Observer and Research Specialist
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Mount Washington Observatory | Observer Comments
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Such a fun and informational article about “travels up and down the MW Auto Road in all kinds of weather” experienced by the Summit Staff during shift changes. You are an adventurous group for sure 😊
Tim Auger died on August 9, 2018, in Banff, Alberta, at age 72. The following story is an excerpt from a feature by Brandon Pullan titled “Homage” that appeared in Alpinist 42. Auger was an influential Canadian climber who served Parks Canada for approximately three decades. One of his most famous first ascents was the University Wall on the Chief at Squamish with Dan Tate, Glenn Woodsworth and Hamish Mutch in 1965-66. Read the story at Alpinist.com: www.alpinist.com/doc/web18c/wfeature-a42-homage-excerpt-tim-auger
Remembering Tim Auger - Alpinist.com
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[Tim Auger died on August 9, 2018, in Banff, Alberta, at age 72. The following story is an excerpt from a feature by Brandon Pullan titled "Homage" that appeared in Alpinist 42. Auger was an influenti...Now taking applications! . . The 13/13 Permanent Snow Ranger/Avalanche Forecaster position at Mount Washington Avalanche Center in New Hampshire is open for application today until 8/17/18. Follow the link in our bio or below to apply and please share widely. ift.tt/2vB7OPt ift.tt/2MEDF8f
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