Hey /out/, I'll be climbing mt. baker about 9 hours, and I was wondering if any other climbers on here had any tips or tricks? I know It's not the biggest mountain but any advice is appreciated.
>>813731
You have cell coverage up there? I didn't when I was up there.
Climbed it about a month and a half ago. Assuming you're doing a standard route the only thing that might be considered sketchy is the Roman wall. Even that isn't too bad.
>>813731
>any advice is appreciated
About what?
Just climb the mountain FFS.
Does baby need someone to hold his hand?
I did it when I was seven. Scampered around the whole way. Drank water from one of the streams without getting sick. I wouldn't do the latter again if that helps.
Too many Californians moving North.
>>813743
I went hiking and glacier climbing in the Alps last year, and I distinctly remember sending some pictures to friends when we were taking a break high up.
Baker in WA?
Fun climb, bring an ice axe.
Make sure you have sturdy pants for the glissade descent.
>>814776
You thinking of Mt. Adam's?
Baker is covered by glaciers on all sides. There is no real glissade descent to speak of.
>>813731
Here's a tip
Looking for fame or attention of any kind is absolutely heretical in mountaneering.
Keep silent and humble about it, nobody cares and you shouldnt either.
>>814945
Exception being that signing summit registers is permitted.
