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Kili climbers back to Moshi; safari up next

Happy September KIli climbers with their summit certificates(Max Bond)

September, 25 2024 Max Bond reports that yesterday the team had a nice hike back down through the forest to the Mweka Gate.  After paying off and tipping their Chagga crew, they headed back to Moshi for showers, beer, repacking, and a team celebration dinner.  This morning the team departed to the airport for the […]

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Last Call for Mt Vinson Massif, just one spot available.

September 24th , 2021  Summit Ridge Mt Vinson (Porter McMichael) Join International Mountain Guides and senior guide Porter McMichael in Antarctica to climb the southern-most of the 7 Summits. Fly to Antarctica via Punta Arenas, Chile and climb Mt Vinson Massif 16,050′  only 660 miles from the South Pole. IMG started operating on Mt. Vinson in […]

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100% on Manaslu!

September 24th, 2024 The IMG Manaslu team departed Camp 4 with all seven team members, and reached the top at dawn. Congrats to Phunuru, Annemie, Dean, JC, Ang Karma, Chhiring Tendi and Mingma Sonam! They have now descended to Camp 2. The weather was very good for the summit day, but now it is changing […]

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Kilimanjaro Summits!

Summit shot (Max Bond)

September 23, 2024 Max Bond called overnight to report that the team had reached Uhuru Peak, the true summit of Kilimanjaro and the highest point in Africa. They had a sweet climb with perfect weather. The team has now descended to Barafu Camp for a rest, some food, and to repack their porter duffels before […]

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Kilimanjaro climbers ready for summit day

September 22, 2024 Max checked in from Barafu Camp to say that the team are doing well.  The benefit of doing the 7-day ascent of Kili is that today (moving to high camp) is a short one (3.5 hours), so the team had all afternoon to relax and get ready to the climb tonight.  They […]

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Manaslu climbers on the way up

September 22, 2o24 Phunuru checked in from Camp 3 to say that the team are moving up and doing well.  They departed yesterday from Base Camp and went to Camp 1, then today they moved up to Camp 3.  They will wake up early tomorrow and check the weather, hoping it will be possible to […]

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Kili team reaches Karanga

September 21, 2024 Max reports the team had another great day of trekking.  This is one of our favorite days, as the route climbs the steep trail of the Barranco Wall to a fabulous viewpoint, then traverses east below the Southern Glaciers, or whats left of them, reach Karanga.  This camp is also about 13,000 […]

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Kili climbers reach Barranco Camp

September 20, 2024 Max Bond reports the team had another nice day of trekking, and everyone is doing well.  They started at 12,500 ft at Shira Camp, ascended to about 15,000 ft at Lava Tower for lunch, then descended to Barranco Camp at 13,000 ft.  This is a perfect acclimatization profile:  “climb high, sleep low”!  […]

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Manaslu update

Getting the oxygen gear set for summit bids (Phunuru)

September 20, 2024 Phunuru reports that since the fixing team reached the Manaslu summit, there have been a number of ascents over the last couple days.  Meanwhile our climbers enjoyed three days of rest and preparation at Base Camp after their acclimatization rotation to Camp 3.  This included getting their oxygen gear all set, and […]

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Kili climbers reach Shira Plateau camp

The whole group at Shira Camp 12,500' (Max Bond)

September 19, 2024 Max Bond reports the team had another beautiful day for their climb from Machame Camp up to the Shira Plateau (about 12,500ft).  This expansive flat area extends to the west of Kilimanjaro and is actually the remnant of one of the ancient volcanos (as is the peak of Mawenzi to the east […]

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