I believe this is the hero Sharon, who saved a bunch of campers from recent fires....

Thanks for the intel Sharon! It was good to see you in your element ;)

I climbed it in 73 before it blew and it was a very hard climb then!

@ThatRandomBeast

6 жыл бұрын

A very different summit experience haha!

Excellent presentation!

Awesome video, I summited may 31st of this year, It was the hardest, yet most rewarding thing Ive ever done in my life.

keep up the good work Sharon.

lol, I summited MSH last year via the Worm Flows Route... had an easy enough time getting up... hit the summit at 6:30 am on the dot... but was sleep deprived and accidentally went down Monitor Ridge while it was still under 5 ft of snow... when the blue diamonds disappeared and the trail vanished, ended up shwackin' back to the parking lot for like... 6 hours Was an unexpected journey

nice presentation.

Great video. I look forward to climbing there in June 2017.

Ed Viesturs quote, nice.

Thanks Sharon! Totally boss.

I did it when I was 10.

At 2:40 I thought that building looked like an outhouse.

Wait you need to climbing permit... What the f***

I think its stupid that you have to have a climers permit to enjoy nature

@ajustin614

5 жыл бұрын

It's the same reason why there's a climber's register. It's so they can keep track on who is on the mountain at all times. You don't want to hike up 8000+ feet onto an active, snowy volcano, accidentally lose your footing and slide down - and no one knows you're there, or to come looking for you. There's no cell phone reception up there, so if you're lost or need help - you're kinda screwed otherwise.

Brainfart at 3:00

So nice that our resources provide you the job to patrol us, and charge a us to climb a mountain that was here long before us and will be here long after us ,thanks big brother .

@LouisDuran

7 жыл бұрын

you don't have to pay before March 31st. They do search and rescue as well for the Yahoos that don't know what they're doing. Has to be paid for somehow.

@Beercat96

5 жыл бұрын

It's so people dont trash the mountain or kill themselves trying to climb it. Calm down