The basics
Broken-in boots, layers (no cotton), rain shell, 2L of water, sun protection, and snacks you actually like.
Gear & preparation
Pack light. Pack right.
A prepared guest has more fun and a safer day. Put the packing list, fitness notes, and meeting logistics here so nobody arrives in denim.
What to bring.
Three buckets: what you bring, what we provide, and what to leave home.
The technical kit
Helmets, harnesses, crampons, ice axes, ropes, and first aid. All inspected before every departure.
The regrets
New boots, drone ambitions, and a schedule with no slack in it. Mountains don't do deadlines.
The week before.
- Confirm your start time and trailhead by email.
- Hydrate like it's your job from Wednesday on.
- Check the forecast — then let us interpret it.
- Questions? Call. Guides answer between trips.
The mountain isn't going anywhere. Your season is.
Spell out how booking works: pick a trip, pick a date, pay a deposit. Small groups fill fast — say how many spots each departure holds.