Mount Rainier 2011 Summit via the Emmons Glacier
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- Jansport and International Mountain Guides annual Mount Rainier Seminar
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One of the best video of rainier climb I have seen, the music, the comments and the view just amazing, gives me the chill....
Fantastic video, awesome footage! This is so good. I got a little emotional watching it, as I’m hoping to summit Rainier soon and follow in my dad’s footsteps.
Hey! I'm always looking for team members! Let me know if you need someone for your rope team!
Hi! I am still very much a newbie when it comes to mountaineering and have a lot to learn. But please send me an email if you could use an extra person to practice with on Mountaineer Adventures and don’t mind teaching :)
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On a side note, I’m headed to California to do Mount Whitney on the 22nd!
Probably the best video I've seen on Mt. Rainier.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!! It brought tears to my eyes :D
Ken
not sure if anyone cares but if you're stoned like me atm then you can watch all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been binge watching with my girlfriend recently xD
@Zev Karter Yea, have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)
Great video! Incredibly beautiful, I definitely need to hike Mt. Rainier sometime
"Feels pretty freaking awesome!" I love it, great camera work, the audio and music made the video.
epic video. epic experience. the nw rules. hello from mt hood Oregon. love finding mt videos that are actually edited real real good. no shaky camera blurry garbage. this was professional and very fun to watch from a viewer standpoint. I make super epic fun mt videos on mt hood on my channel. love the cascade mt range.
This is one of my favorite YT vids. I hope you can post more of your climbs on Mt. Rainier. Safe travels!
Great video!! Loved the scenery and music. Perfect motivation to get winter started here in the NorthWest.
Great video and great music :D
Классный ролик. Есть куда стремиться. Мы в августе поднялись на Эльбрус. А знакомых наших с вертушкой эвакуировали. Это был полный *****))
Awesome experience & video. Thanks for capturing it for the rest of us. Too bad you did not bring a sled or skis with you to help on the way down. Happy trails!
Good to see two women on the climb. Thanks.
Great shots
Put this on my Bucket List, Good Job!
Enjoyed your video.
Thanks for sharing.
Awesome guys! choosing moby-porcelain as a backmusic is double awesome
Awesome video!!! Thank you!!
Outstanding climb. Primal as f**k! Looking forward to an eventual return.
Nice video. I liked you showed the trip up and back down.
taking this route in july. nice to see what to expect.
I Really Enjoyed Your Film, Thanks For Sharing : )
Makes me want to go do Rainier again and do this route.
Just finished reading "Forever On the Mountain" (1967 Denali tragedy).
Recently read "Into Thin Air." Now I'm hooked & want to start
climbing. This excellent video is fuel poured on that desire. I've yet to climb
anything more than 2,667 meter
Guadalupe Peak, TX. I'm seeking opinions for a beginner peak. I want to
experience snow, ice, beginner technical routes, crevasses with ladders,
crampons, at least one overnight high on the mountain, and I'd like to climb with an
organization that'll teach me as many basic, beginner climbing
techniques as possible during the climb. I'm not interested in
life-threatening mountains (yet!) but I do understand the general,
inherent, possibly deadly risks in climbing mountains even of "low
risk." Thus far in my brief research, Rainier seems a good choice, with
lots of teaching/guide services that span well the breadth of my
desires for a first climb. I find it interesting that less than half of summit
attempts on Rainier make it to the top. Why? Perhaps because of the high
percentage of tourist attempts? I'm 49 years old and in good physical shape. A
long-time runner who does at least one marathon annually (sometimes two)
in the 3:50-3:55 range (busted 4 hours for 1st time this year!). I am currently
weight/strength/core training per climbing organizations advice. Thanks for any
suggestions in advance.
Crooked Halo if you want the guided help, I recommend IMG and Alpine Ascents. They have a list of beginner summits but you're gonna have to shell out more than a grand because they are high quality guides with experience.
Crooked Halo i
Very special video! 10X!
9:26 just amazing!!
Killer video Jayson!!
Glad you all got up there safe and sound! I hope the mountain never blows its top cause if it did it would be castrophic!
Awesome video. Thanks! I start training soon. :)
Very cool! Thanks for the vid!
I’ve watched about a half dozen videos on climbing Rainier. I really wanna do it seeing how thin everybody is, I still have some weight to shed.
Cool trip guys
Wow we just went to see Mount Rainier today 6/20/15 but there's no way I would climb like they do is amazing up there beautiful but also dangerous
Hopefully you are still getting comment updates. What season/month was this climb. How many days were set aside for this trip?
Looking forward to a reply
Thanks!
I believe it was in late June. The climb is 4 days long from trailhead to trailhead
good job guys!!!
What month was this trip done?
Nice video , thanks
Great fun .
this is awesome.
nice vid! great music too haha did you see any bears?
Im in the middle of the video as i write, good job and thanks for sharing. This is on my bucket list. The view at around 9:40 is absolutely amazing. I hope you took some high res photos of that. Can I ask what camera/cameras are you using?
Man what a beautiful couple of days you had. cheers!
canon 60D
I was thinking of climbing some mountains and I live somewhat nearby. thinking of climbing my saint Helens first then either this or mount hood?
I feel like moving to Washington just to climb this mountain. Will need to train of course... the 14ers I've climbed in CO look really easy compared to this. Even King's Peak in UT was more difficult than all the CO peaks... probably because I did it 1 day in and out. I've never actually spent the night while hiking or climbing. 9000 feet is quite a bit.
izovire try Maroon Bells mate
Big mountains on the west coast are way more brutal than 14ers in CO. Base camp starts about 2-3k feet making the actual climb itself much bigger
awesome video! what are the names of the songs please?
love it!
What month ?
Looks amazing! How large was the group you went with?
How difficult is the emmons route? I summited the disappointment cleaver route 2 years ago but want to try something new in June
Jayson - Where do you mount your Cam? I have tried Helmet Strap and get lot of Head movements. I then tried Chest straps and they were absolutely useless since I have to add/remove layers on the move!
for this vid it was all handheld DSLR as well as tripod, but if I'm using a gopro I use helmet and chest and it seems to come out ok
How much do the bag packs weight? Thats a lot of weight to the summit.
about 55lbs til high camp...about 25 to the summit
Hey Jayson, great vid and adventure. What Jansport pack are all of you using?
Jansport Tahoma 75
+Jayson Yagi Hey Jayson. Thank you for the very prompt reply. Very cool packs indeed!
i have a question, please could you tell me what kind of sunglasses did you use?
is a polarized sunglasses?
thank you
julbo dolgans
Wait, how can all these young kids afford IMG? At first, I thought music was going to be annoying, but the more the video went on, great selections. Overall, great video, thanks...
Its a Jansport seminar. The company brings sales reps, employees, media partners, etc together to climb...it's a tradition that is going on 40+ years now
pretty much
Yeah, for just this one video, the music didn't ruin the scenic, breathtaking beauty of the surroundings, because it usually does.
How many days total was the trip?
+Spartan1775 4 days
Nice video and looks fun. Is there a reason why you guys camped twice? I hear people can do this in a day, so I figured one camp and then up and down max. Also, is roped travel really necessary? Seems to be a pretty beaten down path that everyone takes that avoids any crevasses?
William Miller Its possible to do in a day but it would be extremely hard for most people. I wouldn't recommend it unless you are an expert climber in peak health. Rope travel is absolutely necessary. Even on the beaten paths crevasses have opened up. There are often sections where exposure can be extreme and multiple ladder crossings necessary.
From what I'm reading it's groomed and if you go before Sept crevasses and ladders don't come onto play. Do you work for a guide service?
William Miller I've climbed twice before Sept and there were ladders. A massive crevasse opened up directly on the trail recently. No I don't but I do work with guides on packs.
I see. Well I've been watching a lot of visitors and so far haven't seen any ladders and the crevasses look pretty obvious and easy to avoid. obviously after a heavy snow some could get covered up. Was surprises to see a few spots with some exposure but didn't look like ropes were necessary. Guess it depends on your confidence and ability. Planning on doing solo next season so guess I'll find out.:)
sorry, videos and surprised
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Why would you use plastics on a mountain like Rainier?
Dheorl what plastics?
The boots.
Dheorl they are rentals at IMG
Rental or not I can't see why you'd use them =P I guess being American maybe they're just paranoid about litigation.
how ripe is everyone after that with no showers
mantab...
Eyy, do you have information for guides service for mt rainer ?? ... thanks
I just cant with th his music
Mount Rainier - The mountain of death …
Somebody like Emily ;)
Putting 4 guys on a single short rope seems excessively risky, but I guess if you're doing a guided venture with inexperienced climbers, it may be better to have spare redundancy.
a lot of 😱 gear just to climb a mountain ? just like backpacking up i guess .
David Tate with the unstable weather, and extremely cold temps at the summit, along with all the equipment for such a feat, it takes up a lot of space.
Get rid of the dumb music in the beginning!
Too long and garbage music, too bad because it’s otherwise not bad.
It does not look like your at the summit.