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Guided glacier  climbing tour on Mount Baker Easton Glacier climbing route ascent

Mount Baker Easton Glacier Climb

The Great White Watcher” — A Beginner Summit Ascent

Mt. Bak­er offers an inter­est­ing guid­ed alpine ascent for begin­ner-inter­me­di­ate climbers on one of North America’s most sought ‑after peaks. Referred to as Koma Kul­shan, or the Great White Watch­er,” by the Lum­mi Indi­ans, Mount Bak­er is the high­est and most heav­i­ly glaciat­ed peak in the North Cas­cades. Our route ascends the Eas­t­on Glac­i­er with chal­leng­ing route find­ing through ice­falls, ser­acs, and large crevass­es. Incred­i­ble views of the North Cas­cades, Mount Rainier to the south and the allur­ing San Juan Islands to the west await those who reach the summit.

Price

  • Mount Bak­er Eas­t­on Glacier

    $1,050 – 3 Days

Dates

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Policies

Itinerary

Flight Information

For sched­uled cours­es and climbs, you should fly into Seat­tle-Taco­ma Inter­na­tion­al Air­port (SeaT­ac). You are respon­si­ble for your trans­porta­tion to down­town Seat­tle. You will meet as a group with your guide(s) ear­ly morn­ing on Day 1 for an ori­en­ta­tion meet­ing and equip­ment check. Dis­cov­er trav­el tips on the Kayak Seat­tle Trav­el Guide.

Equipment

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  • Mount Bak­er Eas­t­on Glacier

    $1,050

    3 Days

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Elevation

10,781 ft / 3286 m

The Route

Eas­t­on Glacier

Client to Guide Ratio 

4:1

Difficulty

Beginner

No prior climbing experience is required. Climbers should be in good physical condition and it is highly recommended that they have some backpacking experience.

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