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Mountain adventures create the best stories, and we want to share some of ours with you. Dive into Alpenglow Stories to stay up to date on expeditions in the field, read blogs, and get tips and tricks from guides.

Episode 25 with Alan Arnette: The Everest Chronicler

Referred to by Outside Magazine as “one of the world’s most respected chroniclers of Everest,” Alan Arnette is not only a journalist, but also a climber. At age 38, Alan discovered a passion for climbing and completed over 37 expeditions, including Mt. Everest and K2. Living in Colorado, he has summited all 58 of the 14,000-foot mountains over 225 times.
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Episode 24: A Behind the Scenes Look at Planning Everest Expeditions

On Episode 24 of The Duffel Shuffle Podcast, Sam and Adrian dive into the nitty gritty details of what goes into planning an Everest Expedition, behind the scenes. Adrian has guided dozens of expeditions to the Himalaya, and while the industry and technology are forever changing, the process of planning a Himalayan expedition, particularly to Mt Everest, follows a fairly typical path.
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Episode 23 with Tyler Andrews: Bringing Speed to the Tallest Peaks Around the World

Tyler Andrews is a world class endurance runner whose start on the road has paved the way for success in the mountains. He competed in two Olympic Trials, three World Championships, and found his true passion in the mountains, where he has set countless world records in the Himalaya, Andes, USA, and Africa. Not just an athlete, Tyler has also been working with athletes of all levels as a coach for more than a decade.
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Episode 22 with Dr. Monica Piris: Mount Everest’s Best Known Doctor

Monica Piris is an expedition doctor who has been working in the Himalaya since before Adrian started climbing there, by one expedition! Together, Monica and Adrian have completed dozens of expeditions, and Monica has established herself as one of the best known high altitude doctor’s on the planet.
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Toyota and the Explorer’s Grant Present: The 50 Best Trails in America

A truly great trail offers a destination in every step.
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Climb Mt. Rainier with Alpenglow and the Juniper Fund

This summer, Alpenglow Expeditions is partnering with the Juniper Fund to organize a four-day fundraising climb on Mt. Rainier, and all proceeds go directly to the Khumbu Climbing Center. This climb isn’t just about reaching the summit—it’s about building something bigger.
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Climb Mt. Rainier with Alpenglow x The Juniper Fund

This climb is an opportunity to experience one of the most exciting physical challenges in the United States. It will also be an opportunity to climb the mountain with a team united around a mission. That mission is an extraordinary adventure on Mt. Rainier with like-minded individuals, all the while contributing to the support of families who have lost loved ones while working for expeditions in the Himalaya.
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A climber stands on a mountain path with Cho Oyu in the background.

Explorers Web: Rope Fixers Summit Cho Oyu

Rope-fixing teams have successfully reached the summit of Cho Oyu, opening the route for upcoming climbers. This achievement marks a key milestone for expeditions on the sixth-highest mountain in the world.
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aiare avalanche education course in lake tahoe taught by professional tahoe avalanche instructors

Gear Junkie: Palisades Tahoe Avi Rescue Training: Resort to Offer Lift-Accessed AIARE Course, In-Bounds

Avalanche rescue skills are useful whether you’re in-bounds or skiing in the backcountry. For the first time, Palisades Tahoe is partnering with a local guide company to offer AIARE rescue courses at the resort.
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Podcast Series: 7 Summits Episode 10–Everest with Adrian Ballinger & Mike Hamill Interview

Discover key facts about Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world at 29,031 feet. Learn about its growth due to tectonic activity, extreme jetstream winds, and the evolving history of summits and fatalities through January 2024.
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