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Left Lakewood at 8 PM Friday night the 21st. Arrived at the South Climb trailhead at midnight. The o...
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I think people are pointing out that it’s bordering on winter right now and “gentle” slopes, 30-45 degrees are most common for avalanching. Conditions could have been solid the day he went up, but he said he’s new to mountaineering so it’s possible that if conditions weren’t bomber, he wouldn’t know, and being a singleton is basically fucked If buried. I solo big mountains, I’m not knocking it outright by any means.
Being new to mountaineering doesn’t necessarily mean that you can’t read an avalanche forecast or discern avalanche prone conditions. We just don’t know what the conditions were so it seems a little anecdotal to assume that he didn’t know about avalanche risk. I think it would be dumb regardless if you’re solo or with a partner to be in terrain when the avalanche risk is high. All im saying is that doing Mount Adams solo in the right conditions isn’t a crazy thing to do. It’s not even a technical mountain. No crevasse risk or ropes required. I’m only responding to the comment basically saying that what op did is dumb, when he really doesn’t have a clue what he’s talking about.
Recent deaths on Mount Adams include a 28-year-old climber who fell in May 2018, and a 60-year-old who died in a climbing accident in September 2024
Not sure what your point is.
Well, there ya go.
Well, I think the argument you mentioned was dont go solo in the mountains, but in the 2018 incident you mentioned he wasn’t traveling alone.
Well, there ya go. Have a nice day.