Glacier Peak Climb - Washington State
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Glacier Peak, otherwise known as Dakobed and Takobia by Native Americans, is the fourth tallest mountain in Washington and the second most dangerous. It has produced some of the largest and most explosive eruptions in the history of the Pacific Northwest. Of all the large stratovolcanoes, Glacier Peak is the most isolated. Most climbers require several days to reach its summit. We were fortunate during our mid-July trek and climbed through the clouds at 8000’ to be greeted with bright sunshine and a view that made you feel on top of the world. The awesome experience of climbing Glacier Peak is hard to describe in words, and something we will cherish the rest of our lives. We hope this video gives you a window into this world.
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Stunning. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure 😊
I used to go up to the mountains before i got hurt
i miss it alot....thank you for reminding me of happy memories
the marmots are still doing well i see 🙏
I'm glad it brought back good memories. The marmots are still thriving, and hopefully, one day, you'll be back up there too.
I have always wanted to feel the experience for this kind of scenery, as I live in a tropical country! Thank you for sharing it with us.
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it!
Lots of big days this year! Great job
Thanks!
Thanks for taking us along, awesome photography, congratulations on summiting another Cascade giant!
Thank you!
climbed that peak in 2006 such a great climb
That beautiful there! Awesome adventure!
It really was!
So beautiful! Your channel is a wonderful library of trails!
Thank you!
Wonderful! Long trek! The final summit push didn’t look as tricky as Stuart’s.
It was long, but very rewarding! Yes, the final push to the summit is much easier than Mt Stuart, as you are climbing a pyroclastic flow that is much less steep.
@@hikeart oh cool! This helps def! Thanks for sharing this encouraging info. Added GP to my backpack!
Great video. What time of year was this? We are heading up tomorrow. 👍
Thank you! It was almost two weeks ago. Good luck and have a great climb!
Wow! At the top I was looking for a crater like the one that exists on top of Rainier (Glacier did last erupt 13,100 years ago…not that long ago) but there was only snow to be seen. Is there one underneath somewhere, do you think? That first musical selection sounded amazing! I’m always excited when I see a new posting on your channel. They are always well-presented.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy them!
Glacier Peak does have a crater, but it has erupted many times more violently than Mt St Helens. What stand today is just a small portion of its once much taller cinder cone and the crater is deep underneath.
Well made video and gorgeous scenery, thank you for producing and sharing! May I ask how the crevasses were for you?
Thank you! Glad you liked it! We crossed one 1ft crevasse opening on the Cool Glacier but it was mostly tame and filled in. This was over a week ago so things could be different by now.
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Hi! What time of year was this? Looks like June? We are going out at the end of June this year.
It was July 19th. I hope you have a fantastic trip!
How many days did it take you?
We did this as a leisurely four day trip to soak the beauty this place has to offer!