Pike's Peak Alpine School

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Pike's Peak Alpine School

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Nice avatar picture. Where was it taken, jwendling? I hope that you enjoy that 4-day course. It looks like it has some great material for big mountaineering skills. Any plans for big things in the Pacific NW / Wyoming / Alaska that you are training for?
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Is there any current information about the Pike's school? Is it still functioning?
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Yes very much functioning with fully certified IFMGA guides. https://pikespeakalpineschool.com/
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Buckie06 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 11:02 am Yes very much functioning with fully certified IFMGA guides. https://pikespeakalpineschool.com/
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