Summary

Mount Huntington is arguably the most beautiful peak in the Alaska Range. At 12,400' it is not as high as its loftier neighbors, but offers big challenges for technically proficient climbers. The West Face Couloir, also known as the Nettle-Quirk route ascends a prominent line of ice up the middle of the west face. Steep snow leads to even steeper ice amidst the beautiful granite of this massive wall. A high camp allows weary climbers a night of rest before attempting the summit via the upper portion of the French Ridge. For the strong climber with good steep-ice climbing skills, this route is World class!

• All regular transportation from Anchorage to the glaciers and back to Anchorage, including Air Taxi flights from Talkeetna
• All group gear needed for a safe summit attempt
• All food, although if you have favorite "comfort food" please feel free to bring them along
• Expert guides

1. Offering the highest summit in North America, as well as some of the most challenging summits throughout the rest of the Alaska Range
2. The Ultimate in safety and experience with guides who have been operating specifically in the Alaska Range for over 30 years
3. Extraordinary details: fantastic mountain cuisine, unique routes and highly skilled guides