--The 'hidden' Cascade volcano that poses a threat. Glacier Peak lurks within the northern Cascade Mountains. Unlike most of the other Cascade volcanos viewable from I-5 or even Seattle, this is the mountain no one notices. Yet Glacier Peak sits within the borders of Snohomish County and has a record of violent, even extreme eruptions. Full article here.
Sierra:
--Extreme sports legend Dean Potter was one of two BASE jumpers found dead in Yosemite National Park after attempting an aerial descent from Taft Point, authorities said. More here.
Desert Southwest:
--The grave new threat facing the Grand Canyon. A massive new development promises housing, hotels and boutiques. Opponents say it will deface a national monumentThe U.S. Forest Service is accepting public comment for a controversial plan that would pave the way for a foreign developer to build a mega-development at the edge of the Grand Canyon. Full article here.
Alaska:
--Updates for AAI 2015 Denali Teams:
Team 1 has begun the descent.
Team 2 is planning to move up to Camp 3.
Team 3 has moved up to Camp 1.
Follow the dispatches at our Dispatch Blog
Notes from All Over:
--Bernhard Hug of Switzerland and Tony Sbalbi of France climb seven peaks, some of more than 4km (13,123ft), within 24 hours. Hug and Sbalbi set off just after midnight skiing and climbing the mountains all within a day. After setting off under cover of darkness, their lights can be seen ascending and descending the slopes
Desert Southwest:
--The grave new threat facing the Grand Canyon. A massive new development promises housing, hotels and boutiques. Opponents say it will deface a national monumentThe U.S. Forest Service is accepting public comment for a controversial plan that would pave the way for a foreign developer to build a mega-development at the edge of the Grand Canyon. Full article here.
Alaska:
--Updates for AAI 2015 Denali Teams:
Team 1 has begun the descent.
Team 2 is planning to move up to Camp 3.
Team 3 has moved up to Camp 1.
Follow the dispatches at our Dispatch Blog
Notes from All Over:
--Bernhard Hug of Switzerland and Tony Sbalbi of France climb seven peaks, some of more than 4km (13,123ft), within 24 hours. Hug and Sbalbi set off just after midnight skiing and climbing the mountains all within a day. After setting off under cover of darkness, their lights can be seen ascending and descending the slopes
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