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The Spire is located in the Alpine on Blackcomb Mountain and is accessable during summer operations from June to August.

Hermosa panorámica en la zona de albergues del Iztaccihuatl, al fondo puede apreciarse majestuoso el Popocatépetl.

This is me on S.Arapahoe Peak looking East back to Boulder. The big block in the background is N. Arapahoe Peak. Longs and Meeker can be seen in the distance.

ivano ghirardini, first ascent in solo of the mitre peak in 1980 in 5 days (go and return)

photo of wallhammer coming down from winter summit via mountaineers route. photo by richard piotrowski

Photo shows my partner climbing out of Gunsight Notch under the North Face of the Grand Teton. We attempted to climb up the Teton Glacier, up Gunsight Notch, and then up the North Face in November. Had a small epic, but learned a lot. Always take pins

This photo was taken by my friend Megen at sunrise, who went trekking in Nepal by herself. The Mountain you can see on the right is Annapurna II.

This shot of the Middle Sister, with North Sister rising in the background. Photo taken above Camp Lake near Chambers Lakes, slightly southeast of the mountains, August 1997.

This is a shot of The Middle Sister, taken by Jim Budlong

This photo was also taken from below Camp Lake, southeast of the mountain, August 1997

This is a shot of The North Sister also taken by Jim Budlong and obtained off the site listed in the area description on OR state page.

The photo was taken off the northeast shore of Camp Lake, August 1997

This is a shot of the South Sister. Photo taken by Jim Budlong and I got the photo off the site listed above in the area description.

Here is a pic I took off the Mt Hood webpage. Jsut adding it to have a good pic of this area. We will tyr ot get better ones taken that look much clearer.

This is a storm on MT hood at like 3 am during a winter summit in dec 01.

Inside of a snowcave at Camp Muir on Mt. Ranier. Oh man that was sure tiring digging that thing.

Paradise Glacier...not really on the top...but hey it still looks good.

This is a picture out my living room window...One of the benefits of living in Alaska. Up this valley about 6 miles is a glacier ringed with 6,000 to 7,000 foot peaks.

This is why I boulder and don't do any alpine climbing. I tried climbing Mt. Washington and got frostbite when I got lost. I got a fire started and tried to warm up but I rolled over on it when I went to sleep and got third degree burns. I think one of my

Sun rising on the Emmons Glacier Route on Mt Rainier. Little Tahoma is in background. Climber is Michael Johnston. Photo by Jason Cronk 2001.

Bob Gentry climbing at crux of Slippery Slope (Pitch 6) during first ascent. Photo by Jason Cronk.

I took this picture of some of my friends on the summit of Mt Kosciuszko the tallest mountain in OZ. The weather was great as it was Summer as you can tell by the shorts.

Members of Tri- Pole Expeditions heading home after an early morning summit

This was taken as we took a breather on the descent in pretty ugly conditions after topping out in cold but sunny weather

Lanin volcano south face. In red south face route. In green "Paimun" variant

I tried to solo Ixta in January. The weather turned horrible, and I hitched a ride down with a bunch of Mexican climbers. Thanks guys!

Una Foto en la que pueden apreciar a Tupi y a Fumi sentados en la cumbre del pico Humbolt.

En la foto me pueden ver, en la cumbre del pico Humbolt, el segundo pico más alto de Venezuela.