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Alpine Climbing - All Programs

• A student sets up a Z-pulley system to extract a fallen climber from a crevasse. Dylan Taylorgallery

  Glacier Skills and Crevasse Rescue

  This 3-day course is a thorough introduction to the bare minimum skills necessary to climb glaciated peaks in a party led by a more seasoned climber. Though the course is designed as a cost-effective introduction, it is also popular with experienced leaders as a refresher course. Continual improvement of our curriculum insures that this course is a good way to keep up with the state of the art.

  • Location:Mt. Baker, Washington
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:3 Days
  • Cost:$595
• A mock victim waits in a crevasse on Mt. Baker as students build a Z-pulley system to perform the rescue. Dylan Taylorgallery

  Alpinism 1 - Introduction to Mountaineering

  This course provides a general introduction to the sport of mountain climbing, including one day of rock climbing and five days on Mt. Baker for a thorough introduction to glacier travel, crevasse rescue, self-arrest, and movement on snow and ice. The course culminates with a climb of Mt. Baker. 

  • Location:Mt. Baker, Washington
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:6 days
  • Cost:$1295
• A climber finishing pitch 3 of the Beckey Route on Liberty Bell (7,720 ft.), a granite spire in Washington Pass. Jason Martingallery

  Alpinism 2 - Intermediate Mountaineering

  This course provides a thorough introduction to alpine rock climbing at a moderate standard. Take this course to raise your skills to the intermediate level while climbing a series of spectacular North Cascades alpine summits such as South Early Winter Spire, Liberty Bell, Eldorado Peak, and Mt. Shuksan. Taken together with Alpinism 1, this course is the equivalent of our Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership, Part 1.

  • Location:North Cascades, WA
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:6 days
  • Cost:$1295
• High on the North Ridge of Mt. Baker. Alasdair Turnergallery

  Alpine Ice Climbing - Introduction

  The first course offered by AAI in 1975, this intensive program provides thorough instruction in all the skills required on difficult alpine ice climbs. Through this curriculum, you will develop a complete repertoire of state-of-the-art high-angle snow and ice climbing skills and learn to apply them efficiently in all conditions. All of this instruction is located in America's top glacier training area, the Coleman Glacier of Mt. Baker.

  • Location:North Cascades, WA
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:6 Days
  • Cost:$1395
• A climber works up the fantastic North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak (5.5, III). Photo by Mike Powersgallery

  Alpine Rock Climbing

  Some of the most inspirational and beautiful lines in North America may be found on remote, high and wild alpine peaks. The first part of this two-part program introduces climbers to the art of alpine rock climbing. The second part expands on the knowledge presented in the first part and provides climbers with the skills and techniques to lead their own alpine rock routes.

  • Location:Sierra Nevada, CA; Rocky Mountain NP, CO
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:6 or 12 days
  • Cost:$1390 ($2590 for Parts 1 and 2)
• Climbers nearing the summit of Sahale Peak, with Sharkfin Tower and Boston Peak in the background. Gerry Chikegallery

  Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership, Part 1

  Men's Journal calls AAI's four-part mountain leadership program "the country's most respected and thorough rock and mountaineering course." Part one (12 days) introduces glacier skills and alpine rock climbing at a moderate difficulty level. After training on the Easton Glacier, we normally summit Mount Baker, make ascents in the Washington Pass area, and conclude with a student-led ascent of a major North Cascades summit.

  • Location:North Cascades, WA
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:12 days
  • Cost:$2390
• Climbers near the summit of Forbidden Peak, on the West Ridge route. Bryan Feinsteingallery

  Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership, Part 2

  Part 2 of AAI’s four-part mountain leadership series introduces rock and alpine ice leadership skills. We then put those skills to the test on student-led ascents of the challenging peaks around Boston Basin, such as Forbidden Peak and Sharkfin Tower, and on an alpine ice climb on the massive glaciers of Mount Baker.

  • Location:North Cascades, WA
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:12 days
  • Cost:$2490
• Snowpatch Spire in the Bugaboos of British Columbia. Andy Bournegallery

  Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership, Part 3

  Part 3 of AAI’s alpine leadership curriculum introduces advanced alpine skills and expedition planning. Students co-lead a significant expedition to Washington’s remote Picket Range or to British Columbia’s Bugaboo Provincial Park. 

  • Location:North Cascades, WA or Bugaboos, BC
  • Season:May - September
  • Length:12 days
  • Cost:$2995
• A climber moving up on Mt. Munday, Coast Range, BC. Michael Powersgallery

  Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership, Part 4

  The final part of AAI’s alpine leadership series calls on all the skills acquired in the first three parts as we mount an expedition to attempt significant objectives in one of three remote locations: the Coast Range of British Columbia for an ascent of 13,186-ft. Mt. Waddington, Little Switzerland in the Alaska Range for several alpine ascents, or a ski mountaineering program in the most remote corners of the Cascade range in the winter.

  • Location:Cascade Range, WA, Coast Range, BC, or Alaska Range
  • Season:June - July
  • Length:12 days
  • Cost:$4350