Overview

One of our most popular guided climb, the mountaineers route is a beginner mountain climb for those who’s goal it is to climb to the highest point in the lower 48 via something more challenging than the trail. While all of our guided climbs do include some instruction of course the primary goal (after safety and fun) of this trip is to climb Whitney. It is designed for those with or without any previous climbing experience but backpacking experience is required.

Trip Info

Guides Itinerary/Curriculum

Maps

Wilderness/Land Manager Rules & Regs

Guest Information (Everything the guests have seen)

Confirmation welcome letter

Confirmation Email

Gear List

Webpage Link

Special Considerations

Pack out all solid human waste
The Forest service does require users to pack out human waste in the Whitney Zone.

Sometimes we will get people on this climb that have signed up solely because they couldn’t get a permit for the trail route.

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Whitney mountaineers route - guides packet

Whitney Mountaineers Route Guides Packet