How to Climb Mount Rainier | Disappointment Cleaver Route Without a Guide
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How to Climb Mount Rainier Logistically (Disappointment Cleaver Route) Without a Guide
Welcome to 1 life on earth, my name is kevin and today im going to explain how to climb mount rainier from a logistical standpoint, but at the same time, from the standpoint of my personal experience.
Route Information:
Elevation Gain / Hike Structure
Temperatures on the mountain:
GEAR:
Things you need:
Fees and Permits:
Athleticism and Strength:
Route Information:
The nice thing about DC route is that it’s so trafficked that the route pretty much guides itself, there are also just enough people on it, that if you get lost, you can kinda see where youre supposed to go based on where other people are, and based on footprints in the snow.
The starting point is a parking lot in an area called “paradise” … this is where your hike begins.
Day 1 is paradise to john muir camp. you don’t need or wear crampons for this leg of the hike,
Day 2, when you wake up in your tent, this is where you attach your crampons for the rest of the hike, to the summit and back down to john muir camp.
Elevation Gain / hike structure
Reaching the summit requires a vertical elevation gain of more than 9,000 feet over a distance of eight or more miles. Climbers must be in good physical condition and well prepared. Proper physical conditioning can offset the effects of fatigue that lead to mistakes and injuries.
Day 1: Parking Lot to Camp Muir 5,400 Feet
This part of the trek will take somewhere between 4 and 7 hours depending on your pace.
We got to camp Muir with several hours of daylight left.
Day2: Camp Muir is 10,188 feet.
Ascend ~4,000 feet to the summit
Temperatures on the mountain:
Probably around 40 degrees F at night at the camping spot at camp Muir.
And at its coldest point during the ascent at night around 12 or 13000 feet it was around 10 degrees F
Fees and Permits:
1) Annual Climbing Fee: 51 or 35 dollars.
Visitors are required to pay an annual climbing fee if they plan to climb above 10,000 feet.
2) Climbing Permit
a. Only one permit per party is required
b. The permit is free and required for climbing and camping
c. Can be issued as a walk-up on the day of the climb or up to 24 hours ahead of the climb.
Find this information on my website here: https://1lifeonearth.com/mount-rainier/
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How to Climb Mount Rainier Logistically (Disappointment Cleaver Route) Without a Guide
Welcome to 1 life on earth, my name is kevin and today im going to explain how to climb mount rainier from a logistical standpoint, but at the same time, from the standpoint of my personal experience.
Route Information:
Elevation Gain / Hike Structure
Temperatures on the mountain:
GEAR:
Things you need:
Fees and Permits:
Athleticism and Strength:
Route Information:
The nice thing about DC route is that it’s so trafficked that the route pretty much guides itself, there are also just enough people on it, that if you get lost, you can kinda see where youre supposed to go based on where other people are, and based on footprints in the snow.
The starting point is a parking lot in an area called “paradise” … this is where your hike begins.
Day 1 is paradise to john muir camp. you don’t need or wear crampons for this leg of the hike,
Day 2, when you wake up in your tent, this is where you attach your crampons for the rest of the hike, to the summit and back down to john muir camp.
Elevation Gain / hike structure
Reaching the summit requires a vertical elevation gain of more than 9,000 feet over a distance of eight or more miles. Climbers must be in good physical condition and well prepared. Proper physical conditioning can offset the effects of fatigue that lead to mistakes and injuries.
Day 1: Parking Lot to Camp Muir 5,400 Feet
This part of the trek will take somewhere between 4 and 7 hours depending on your pace.
We got to camp Muir with several hours of daylight left.
Day2: Camp Muir is 10,188 feet.
Ascend ~4,000 feet to the summit
Temperatures on the mountain:
Probably around 40 degrees F at night at the camping spot at camp Muir.
And at its coldest point during the ascent at night around 12 or 13000 feet it was around 10 degrees F
Fees and Permits:
1) Annual Climbing Fee: 51 or 35 dollars.
Visitors are required to pay an annual climbing fee if they plan to climb above 10,000 feet.
2) Climbing Permit
a. Only one permit per party is required
b. The permit is free and required for climbing and camping
c. Can be issued as a walk-up on the day of the climb or up to 24 hours ahead of the climb.
Find this information on my website here: https://1lifeonearth.com/mount-rainier/
CONNECT:
►WEBSITE: https://1lifeonearth.com/
►INSTAGRAM: Instagram: 1lifeonearth
⭐️MY FILM and EXPLORER GEAR:
►My New Camera: https://amzn.to/3frnEBs
►My New Lens: https://amzn.to/2ytXbmj
►My hiking boots: https://amzn.to/2WGrxtT
►My adventure backpack: https://amzn.to/2LafRdh
►My compass altitude watch: https://amzn.to/3cfVVBF
►My SD card waterproof case: https://amzn.to/2zpO99J
►My Tripod: https://amzn.to/2YLddCM
►My Video stabilizer: https://amzn.to/2xJ4Cp6
►My NEW drone: https://amzn.to/3bhIEqW
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