@@North_Cascade_Railfan absolutely! There are many tracks you can follow in peakbagger, alltrails,etc.

@@SteynBenadeClimbing thanks!

@@jonathanpaillon2943 I use an Insta360 for the video, and a NikonD3400 camera for pictures

@@guerillagrowers289 thank you!

@@aldenpate thank you :)

Fond memories from 40 years ago. Thanks.

@@StevenCrouch-yh4ox awesome! Glacier is probably looking a lot different

@@SteynBenadeClimbing The glacier still looks beautiful.

@@osknyo hello! I did not use any gear except a helmet. Anyone can do it if they have scrambling experience and have the necessary navigation

@@michaellane1316 thank you, Michael. The bike up was a workout, 2k gain over 4.5 miles, but very fun on the way down. Great views all over the place!

Thank you, appreciate the comment! This really is a fun rock scramble, quite different than the typical rock in Washington

Hi! That would depend on the individual. It is about 3’500ft of gain to get to the Haystack scramble. The scramble is not difficult, but could be dangerous, there is some exposure at the top.

Amazing climb, views, and not a gondola line like at Everest!

@@SteynBenadeClimbing i see that! Good choice😉

Thank you! It was a fun scramble

Thank you! It was about 7.5miles RT and 4,200ft of elevation gain