Welcome To Base Camp

Welcome to base camp at Alpenglow Climbing. Take some time to look around, acclimate and prepare for your next mountaineering adventure. Mountaineering is many things. It is climbing, panoramic views, and wilderness experience. For many, it is the fulfillment of childhood dreams; for others, an opportunity to grow in the face of difficulty. In the mountains await adventure and mystery and lifetime bonds with climbing partners. The challenge of mountaineering offers you a chance to learn about yourself outside the confines of the modern world.

 

 

 

Mt. Dromedary, 11,107 ft.

Dromedary Peak is a rugged, seldom-visited peak in the Wasatch Range and offers solitude from the crowds climbing the more popular Twin Peaks to the west. Dromedary offers a Class 3 experience similar to its neighbors Sunrise and Twin Peaks. It also offers a great snow climb in winter and late spring. It's location in the middle of the Wasatch range provides good views of surrounding peaks and mountain ranges...

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Pfeifferhorn, 11,326 ft.

The Pfeifferhorn is a majestic peak, which is located east of Salt Lake City, Utah in the Wasatch mountain range. It's easy access, proximity to alpine lakes and short trail make it a popular hike year-round. The easiest route involves moderately steep hiking and a short 3rd class section. Since only a few mountains in the Wasatch are higher than Pfeifferhorn, the rewards are breathtaking views of the Salt Lake valley and surrounding mountains...

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Featured Routes

 

White Baldy, 11,321 ft.

White Baldy is one of the highest peaks in the Wasatch. Quite rugged and seldom-climbed, it's easiest routes are class 3 scrambles with some exposure. Outstanding views of Red Pine Lakes/White Pine Lake area, as well as Silver Lake area to the south. From the summit, the western peak looks nearly as high, but the topo maps list it as 11,240+. The western peak is an angular granite block. The views and terrain combine to make this one of the best snow climbs in the Wasatch...

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