One of the most recognizable mountains in the country, the Grand Teton has drawn visitors to the area for as long as history has been recorded. A landmark for Native Americans and the first European explorers, the mystique has always been captivating. Even the rights to the first ascent remain in dispute. A crucible of American alpinism, the climbers who honed their craft here in the golden age went on to pioneer the big walls of Yosemite, Patagonian spires, and the Himalayas. Become part of its history by standing on top and join us for an amazing summit and a greater appreciation for the remarkable alpine environment only the Tetons can deliver.

Grand Teton 3-Day Climb:

Prep: Begin with a comprehensive 1-day prep class in Jackson Hole to learn essential skills and get outfitted for the climb. Your adventure starts with a challenging 7-mile hike to Corbet High Camp, followed by hands-on climbing training to prepare you for summit day.

Day 1: Arrive in Jackson Hole for the prep class, where you'll gear up and receive training in climbing techniques. Afterward, head to the Lupine Meadows trailhead and hike up the stunning Garnet Canyon to Corbet High Camp, your base for the climb. Settle in, train on rock features, and rest for summit day.

Day 2: Rise early for summit day! A 2-mile, 2700-foot ascent via the Exum Ridge or Pownall-Gilkey routes will bring you to the top of the Grand Teton—an unforgettable achievement with panoramic views of the Teton Range, Jackson Hole, and beyond. After summiting, return to Corbet High Camp for a well-deserved meal and rest.

Day 3: Enjoy flexibility with a potential second summit attempt or a relaxing descent back to the trailhead. Whether you’re pushing for a second summit or soaking in the memories, you’ll descend to Lupine Meadows, your climb complete, but the experience lasting forever.

This 4-day commitment (including the prep day) offers a comprehensive and supportive approach to summiting the Grand Teton, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced climbers alike. The unique opportunity for a second summit attempt sets this program apart from others. Come for the climb, stay for the adventure of a lifetime!

The Tetons have become world renowned for excellent backcountry skiing and riding and consistent snowfall.  We at Jackson Hole Mountain Guides live for the deep and light snow that blankets the Tetons every winter and its this love that keeps us busy and out in the mountains everyday.  You can be rest assured that any one of our AMGA-trained or certified guides that you go out with will have intimate knowledge of the Teton range, the snow pack and the daily weather patterns to help choose the perfect tour for that day.  Our guides work in these mountains year-round and know where to find the good snow in the nooks and crannies of the Teton Range.  It takes years and years to become familiar with the range and knowing multiple options and tours for all conditions and weather and this is something that we truly pride our self on.  We offer custom trips for novice to expert skiers and riders and will help you select objectives in line with your ability and enthusiasm.  Join one of our experienced guides for a day of untracked powder, solitude and exercise.  Our backcountry tours span from gladed tree skiing during low visibility days to scenic summits and high mountain traverses and everything in between.  Get a group together or join us for a private day out for some of the most beautiful backcountry touring terrain in the states!

The quintessential glaciated Cascades peak, Mt. Baker, originally named Koma Kulshan or simply Kulshan, provides a fantastic climbing experience for both the novice and developed mountaineer. Unlike the geographically-lonely Rainier, Mt. Baker looks into the heart of the Cascade Range for tremendous views of endless steep, snow-capped peaks. Mt. Baker offers the perfect introduction to mountaineering, and is often considered the best glacier training venue in the US. A true wilderness outing, climbers carry gear to camp, spend a full day training, and summit via the beautiful Easton glacier.

Team size is 9 climbers with 3 guides. With one guide for every three climbers, you have more individualized instruction, great assistance on summit day, and overall success and risk management are increased. Our guides will be teachers and impart knowledge throughout the program.

This three-day instructional course/summit climb teaches you the basics of glacier mountaineering, including proper ice axe use and self-arrest skills, glacier travel, and basic rope techniques while aiming to summit. Successful completion of this program gives you the required skills for some of our more advanced expeditions.

This three-day instructional course and summit climb will teach you some of the basics of glacier mountaineering, including self-arrest training and glacier travel techniques, as we lead you up to a summit attempt of Mt. Rainier, originally named “təqʷuʔməʔ” (Taquoma). Successful completion of this program will give you the required skills for some of our more advanced expeditions. Prior to your summit climb, all team members will have an instructional gear check during which you will review the functionality of each piece of gear and learn about wilderness ethics, Leave No Trace principles, and the mission statement of the National Park Service.

Team size is 8 climbers with 4 guides. With one guide for every two climbers, you have more individualized instruction, great assistance on summit day, and overall success and risk management are increased. Our guides will be teachers and impart knowledge throughout the program.

Towering over Oregon’s largest city and the nearby Columbia River Gorge, stands Oregon's tallest mountain, Mt. Hood. This prominent peak challenges aspiring mountaineers to push their physical limits and realize their ambitions. It is often the first glaciated peak high-pointers attempt, due to it's proximity to civilization (yes, with proper training, you can climb it in a single day!) Our professional instructors will guide you on your mission to stand atop one of the most climbed mountains of the world.

Climb above the clouds and witness the beautiful landscape of the Pacific Northwest’s volcanoes with views of Mt. Adams, Mt. Saint Helens, and even Mt. Rainier.

Aspiring summiteers should be ready for a strenuous, 12 hour day of physical and mental challenges on the mountain’s classic South Side route. Grit, determination, and sound decision making are all important in a successful summit of this awe-inspiring volcano.

This course is the perfect introduction to the wonderful world of outdoor rock climbing. Learn a new skill in the beautiful Smith Rock State Park with one of our professional instructors. It’s the perfect family and friends outing as well as a great opportunity to learn all the necessary skills to pass a top-rope belay test. Our guides will encourage you to challenge your comfort zone, but it's up to you to accept the challenge. Take your next Saturday off and spend it climbing real rock with Kaf. When you’re done, congratulate yourself for breaking through the barriers!

JHMR’s 2,500 acres of inbounds terrain are amazing. And there’s even more amazing terrain that surrounds us. Stretching south from the resort, the Bridger-Teton National Forest is an expanse of wildland about the size of the state of Connecticut. Trained in avalanche safety and with years of exploring JHMR’s and the BTNF’s backcountry under their skis and boards, JHMR Backcountry Guides create custom side- and back-country experiences in this vast wilderness that will redefine what an “epic” ski day is.

If you’re considering going backcountry skiing with us, you should be confident skiing ungroomed black diamond runs.

A private lesson with MSS isn’t just about creating your perfect lesson, but your perfect day. Whether you want to find runs that the whole family can enjoy together, ski a steep couloir, link turns, get more comfortable skiing trees, ski every green or blue run at the resort, or spend the entire day smiling, booking a private lesson with an MSS coach is the single best step you can take toward making your vision of your perfect day on our mountain a reality.

You’ve heard it from your friends, “you need to go to Hokkaido!” They’re not pulling your leg. The Hype is real! Just to the north of the main island of Japan, Hokkaido receives the right amount of Siberian cold and ocean fed precipitation to supply endless amounts of deep powder. The snow is what it’s all about and we’re going to ride as much of it as we can over this powder week!

Storm days are spent riding the wide-open birch tree forests Hokkaido is known for. Sunny days are for summiting the local volcanos and getting big descents into the valleys. Evenings are spent soaking in the many natural Onsen’s (natural hot springs) on the island and enjoying the very fine art of traditional Japanese cuisine. This is the trip you’ve been dreaming about!

You will be lead by our best IFMGA and AMGA Certified Ski Guide - Geoff Lodge and Laura Berger. Be ready for they like to serve up a week of the deep, untouched powder lines you’ve been dreaming of on these hot sunny days. If you’ve skied with us before, you know we always find it. We believe this trip is about ski touring into the peace of nature to find untracked pow away from the crowds. We may use a lift or two to access some of the stellar backcountry venues, but the majority of the trip is spent well out of bounds.

Our accommodations are very comfortable. Our logistics are proven. We believe in providing a trip that includes almost everything. You just arrive ready to ride as a much as possible.

Ready for an exciting week of ski mountaineering in the Alaska Range? We sure are!

Picture this : You wake up in your sleepy tent, to a glorious sunrise over snow-capped mountains in Alaska. Staring down at you is a combination of glaciated peaks, and steep couloirs that are all calling your name. Your guides provide you with a hot breakfast and coffee in the cook tent as the butterflies in your stomach take flight getting ready for the day. After breakfast, you pack up and head out to ski - in terrain and snow conditions that not only inspire you, but provide you with that glorious feeling of flying that you only get with skis on your feet. You know you want that feeling…. so come join us!

Alpine Ascents is offering up an exciting trip on the Pika Glacier in the Alaska Range with Certified IFMGA and Certified Ski Guides: Geoff Lodge and Laura Berger. This private trip will teach you all the necessary skills for skiing / riding on glaciated terrain, movement tactics for steep skiing, and of course - provide you with the glorious AK Powder that everybody dreams of. Those lines you see on instagram ? Yeah we’re going for those !