Mount Hunter View from our Tent
Post by WildSnow.com blogger Lou Dawson | June 1, 2010
Louie and I are napping but got woken up by some arrivals near our tent. I leaned out and noticed Mount Hunter peaking out of the clouds. Noble.
Mount Hunter from Kahiltna Glacier camp.
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Posted by Lou Dawson on June 1, 2010 | Filed Under Backcountry Skiing, Denali McKinley, Trip Reports Backcountry
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- Michael: I like the OR Sun Runner hat for spring touring. Its baseball cap with ear...
- Shane: When my super touristy, white cotton, $7, "Grand Canyon" hat finally wore o...
- Jack: I have similar hat with mesh side ventilation and dark under brim. Most...
- VTskier: XXX_er I have a few of those "mesh back ball caps" styles made by KAVU. Ma...
- Jim Milstein: Not so good on Wolf Creek Pass. Plenty of snow, but it is runneled and sunc...
- XXX_er: OR has a number of rain hats, I got one of their sombreo type with gortex a...
- Lou Dawson 2: Those Kokotats do look good. Thanks guys for the suggestions. Lou...
- Jonathan L: Gonna throw my vote in for the Kokotat Sunwester. Built by a kayak supply ...
- David Field: I really like the sundayafternoons adventure hat for sun protection. They ...
- Lou Dawson 2: Throwback Thursday. Updated post with the new model/name hat. Still a good...
- Lou Dawson 2: SC, it works, you can't suck out every last bit of fuel, but you can get mo...
- XXX_er: The plush side doesn't care if its wet but IMO if you don't dry the glue ...
- sc: This just might be the solution to drain out my snow blower end of season.....
- Lou Dawson 2: Hi Lia, defective skin glue has been ubiquitous in the industry for years n...
- Lia: What climbing skins are the best for steep icy conditions that don't leave ...
- Mike H: I enjoy flying drones and just bought a house in between Breckenridge and F...
- Lou Dawson 2: We have it on good authority there was a GPS issue. A little quick on the d...
- Lou Dawson 2: Hi Mike, my wife works at the airport and someone told her that some GPS tw...
- Mike: That "GPS outage" article is from 2016....
- XXX_er: them pointy shoes are great for killing cockroaches when they run into the ...
- AndyC: Would the outage affect GLONASS and/or Galileo? My new bike gps has both i...
- XXX_er: I think big inner mesh pockets like the whole front of the jacket would be ...
- Jack: I like the idea of a napoleon pocket with a waterproof (like really waterpr...
- swissiphic: *edit; general statement with other manufacturers/don't have specific hist...
- swissiphic: @greg: If info you posted is accurate, why not try phoning scarpa and insi...
- Greg: So, got a return from Scarpa: They don't take my boots in warranty, despite...
- Jim Milstein: Is this the place for remarks about technical jacket design? Why not? I ...
- benny: i've got a question not related to this jacket but i couldn't find an appro...
- Lou Dawson 2: Nt, the only person who implied it is "dedicated" is me, I've not seen any ...
- nt: A dedicated beacon pocket in a jacket? I suppose the point is that this jac...
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Happy Birthday Louie! Wishing you a safe travels as you turn 20. We are watching your journey daily-what an adventure for all of you. Love all the Spielers
DITTO, Happy B-day to Louie, we are all with you in spirit.
Good luck to you and all your team members!!
Happy Birthday to Louie! Good luck with the rest of the climb. I’ll be checking the blog.
What a great peak in a sea of them.
Napping on a sunny day..or is it actually 4am… :sleeping:
BTW ,,,,the Anchorage Museum of Art has an exhibit of 40 AK photo’s from the B. Washburn collection on display beginning yesterday. (his first photos of Alaska were from his studio in Valdez in 1936) Might be worth checking out once you are done with your mission.
Be safe and ski hard..Good luck
Good Luck Lou and Louie. Looks great up there, hope you get good weather. Hope to try my set up you helped me with on the Pass this weekend, but I would rather be trying it up there. Be safe.
WOW! That looks so beautiful and also a little intimidating! Sends shivers up my spine all the way in Colorado.
Hoping Your Team has a Safe and great adventure!
Brendan