Are you an outdoor professional?   Join the C7 Pro Community
Laura Berger

About

A mountain person at heart, Laura feels the most alive when she is guiding people with skis, mountain boots, or climbing shoes on their feet. She spends her time based in Bend, Oregon and Jackson, WY where she is a full time Mountain and Ski Guide for Alpine Ascents International, KAF Adventure Guides and Jackson Hole Mountain Guides. Laura has heli-ski guided in the Chugach in Alaska, Japan and Iceland. Outside of being an avid mountain explorer, Laura enjoys warm chai tea lattes by her wood stove on snowy days, and taking her dog, Hanu, for long adventures in the wilderness.

Certifications
  • AMGA Assistant Ski Guide
  • AMGA Apprentice Alpine Guide
  • AMGA Apprentice Rock Guide
  • Avalanche Pro 2
  • Wilderness First Responder and CPR certified
  • PSIA – I Alpine Examiner

Client Types
Individuals
Small groups

Trips

Grand Teton Climbs
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!
Seasonality
Jul-Sep

Stay up to date with the latest trips and top tips from the world's best guides.

© 2025 - CACHE SEVEN INC

Premium Adventures and Gear

Vetted by the worlds best guides.

Follow along for the ride

Your privacy matters to us

This website uses cookies to ensure its proper functioning and to improve your experience. We also use cookies for analytics and advertising purposes. You may accept all cookies or only accept necessary cookies.

For more information, please see our Privacy Policy.

×
Stay up to date with the latest trips and top tips from the world's best outdoor adventure guides.