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Northeast Arete of North Sister

North Sister | Three Sisters | Spring | Snow | Difficult

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Cascades | Middle Sister | North Sister | Three Sisters | Spring | Snow | Difficult

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We believe that climbing and skiing in the mountains inspires us, exposes us to beautiful natural wonders, and creates bonds between people that transcend daily life. In short, it makes us feel more alive.

We've also been doing this a bunch! The summit of

We've also been doing this a bunch! The summit of Three Fingered Jack is a pretty tight spot. For those who haven't seen it, don't worry, this isn't a spoiler. This photo is FROM the summit.

Summer in the Cascades. This photo comes from @geo

Summer in the Cascades. This photo comes from @geoff.lodge on the descent from the Easton Glacier on #komakulshan aka Mount Baker. Here was up there for back-to-back climbs, and returned with stories of excellent conditions. Sounds like there are lots of summits to be appreciated this Summer. Give us a call of this volcano is on your To-climb list.

We were treated to a light show on the way up and

We were treated to a light show on the way up and down Mount Jefferson earlier this week. The pinnacle is possibly the most daunting summit in the Oregon Cascades. We climbed mixed rock and rime ice, placing ice screws and cams. It's been a great start to Summer around here. We're hoping that you're getting out and having fun too!

We have a busy post 4th of July week going on! Wit

We have a busy post 4th of July week going on! With trips on Mt Jefferson, 2 teams on Mt Baker, a Crevasse Rescue and Glacier Travel course and a Middle Sister trip going on our talented guides are busy! We are looking forward to busy July and August! Get in touch if you are interested in a private outing. We provide the guides and Mother Nature provides the mountains. #alpineclimbing #voiceofthemountains @ortovox

This morning in the Pearly Gates! Conditions were

This morning in the Pearly Gates! Conditions were great, and things look like they're going to cool down again this weekend, hopefully preserving the snow for a few more climbs. #Wy'East

Yes! We're back out in Oregon's mountains and this

Yes! We're back out in Oregon's mountains and this is exactly how it feels.
We extend a huge thank you to everyone who is able to climb with us this year.
Standing on top of remote places like the summit of Mount Jefferson, featured in these photos sent by @christopher_c_marshall from earlier this week, feels extra satisfying this year.
As we appreciate these beautiful places where we get to work and live, we are reminded that these lands were inhabited by Native Americans long before they were renamed by settlers and became places of recreation. Mount Jefferson was known as Seekseekqua to locals long before Lewis and Clark first laid eyes on it and called it Mount Jefferson.
Half of the mountain remains on tribal lands today as part of the Warm Springs Reservation.
Acknowledging this history is a small and important step toward a more just an equitable society.

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