Mt. Baker: Summit Ski via Easton Glacier (Aug 1997)
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The Black Buttes and Deming Glacier
Alex Inverted
Camp at 5900 ft
Skiing Past Seracs
Sherman Peak
Sherman Crater Panorama
Climbing Towards the Summit
Crevasses on the Easton
Skiing Down the Glacier
Deming Glacier Panorama
Heading Home
The snow during the morning was quite firm, and I found ski crampons to be quite useful to supplement the skins for traction. Alex didn't have ski crampons, so he switched to hiking up with regular crampons as the terrain steepened a bit, while I continued to ski. Crevasse problems were minimal, and by mid morning we reached the edge of Sherman Crater (9700 ft), with Sherman Peak (10160 ft) visible just beyond. (This photo was taken during our descent that afternoon.)
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