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Located in North Cascades National Park, Mt. Shuksan's Sulphide Glacier offers the most direct ski-friendly line to one of the Cascades' most photographed summits. This spectacular route combines glacier travel, a short rock scramble to the summit pyramid at 9,131 feet, and over 4,000 vertical feet of continuous glacier skiing back to high camp.
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The Sulphide Glacier climb and ski descent is a true North Cascades classic, blending moderate mountaineering with exceptional skiing. Over 3 days, you'll approach through lush forest and alpine ridges, establish a high camp beneath the upper glacier, and make a summit bid combining glacier travel with a short, exciting rock climb to the summit pyramid. After soaking in sweeping views of Mt. Baker and the North Cascades, trade crampons for skis and descend over 4,000 vertical feet of continuous glacier skiing. The broad, rolling slopes transition into more defined pitches, offering varied terrain and excellent snow conditions through spring. This adventure is perfect for strong backcountry skiers ready to step into ski mountaineering and experience one of the Cascades' most aesthetic descents.
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Duration
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Elevation
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Skill Level
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The Sulphide Glacier climb and ski descent is a true North Cascades classic, blending moderate mountaineering with exceptional skiing. Over 3 days, you'll approach through lush forest and alpine ridges, establish a high camp beneath the upper glacier, and make a summit bid combining glacier travel with a short, exciting rock climb to the summit pyramid. After soaking in sweeping views of Mt. Baker and the North Cascades, trade crampons for skis and descend over 4,000 vertical feet of continuous glacier skiing. The broad, rolling slopes transition into more defined pitches, offering varied terrain and excellent snow conditions through spring. This adventure is perfect for strong backcountry skiers ready to step into ski mountaineering and experience one of the Cascades' most aesthetic descents.
Mt. Shuksan: Sulphide Glacier Ski Descent
Duration
3-Days
Elevation
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Skill Level
Advanced
The Sulphide Glacier climb and ski descent is a true North Cascades classic, blending moderate mountaineering with exceptional skiing. Over 3 days, you'll approach through lush forest and alpine ridges, establish a high camp beneath the upper glacier, and make a summit bid combining glacier travel with a short, exciting rock climb to the summit pyramid. After soaking in sweeping views of Mt. Baker and the North Cascades, trade crampons for skis and descend over 4,000 vertical feet of continuous glacier skiing. The broad, rolling slopes transition into more defined pitches, offering varied terrain and excellent snow conditions through spring. This adventure is perfect for strong backcountry skiers ready to step into ski mountaineering and experience one of the Cascades' most aesthetic descents.
Overview
What your adventure involves
What your Adventure involves
details
Everything you need to know before you go
Included
Dinners & Breakfast
Tents
ropes
Cooking Gear
Expert Guides
NOT Included
Lunch/Snacks
Transportation
Personal Gear/Clothing
Preparation
Fitness
This trip requires excellent physical conditioning and strong skiing fitness. You'll carry a 35-45 lb pack (including ski gear) for several hours on the approach to high camp, then again on summit day with the added weight of skis during the climb. Summit day is a full alpine effort—expect 8-12+ hours of continuous movement combining glacier climbing and skiing over 4,000 vertical feet. Training should include weighted pack hikes on steep terrain, cardiovascular conditioning for sustained effort at altitude, regular backcountry skiing to build leg strength and endurance, and gym sessions to maintain overall climbing fitness. Contact us for a free training consultation!
This trip requires excellent physical conditioning and strong skiing fitness. You'll carry a 35-45 lb pack (including ski gear) for several hours on the approach to high camp, then again on summit day with the added weight of skis during the climb. Summit day is a full alpine effort—expect 8-12+ hours of continuous movement combining glacier climbing and skiing over 4,000 vertical feet. Training should include weighted pack hikes on steep terrain, cardiovascular conditioning for sustained effort at altitude, regular backcountry skiing to build leg strength and endurance, and gym sessions to maintain overall climbing fitness. Contact us for a free training consultation!
techincal
This route is ideal for strong backcountry skiers ready to step into ski mountaineering. Prior experience with glacier travel is helpful but not required—our guides will teach all necessary mountaineering skills including crampon and ice axe use, rope team movement, and crevasse awareness. You should be a confident backcountry skier comfortable on varied terrain including steep slopes (35-40 degrees), breakable crust, and glacier skiing. The climb involves moderate glacier travel and either a steep snow gully or short rock scramble to the summit pyramid (conditions dependent). Our guides will teach efficient transitions between climbing and skiing modes, proper ski carrying techniques during the ascent, and safe descent management on glaciated terrain.
This route is ideal for strong backcountry skiers ready to step into ski mountaineering. Prior experience with glacier travel is helpful but not required—our guides will teach all necessary mountaineering skills including crampon and ice axe use, rope team movement, and crevasse awareness. You should be a confident backcountry skier comfortable on varied terrain including steep slopes (35-40 degrees), breakable crust, and glacier skiing. The climb involves moderate glacier travel and either a steep snow gully or short rock scramble to the summit pyramid (conditions dependent). Our guides will teach efficient transitions between climbing and skiing modes, proper ski carrying techniques during the ascent, and safe descent management on glaciated terrain.
Altitude
At 9,134 ft, some may feel mild altitude effects like shortness of breath or fatigue. A night at high camp and steady pacing help the body adjust.
At 9,134 ft, some may feel mild altitude effects like shortness of breath or fatigue. A night at high camp and steady pacing help the body adjust.
Itinerary
Trip Itinerary
FAQ's
FAQ's
What skiing and mountaineering experience do I need?
You should be a confident backcountry skier comfortable on varied terrain including steep slopes (35-40 degrees), breakable crust, and glacier skiing. Prior glacier travel experience is helpful but not required—our guides will teach all necessary mountaineering skills including crampon and ice axe use, rope team movement, and crevasse awareness. If you're a strong skier ready to learn mountaineering skills, you're in the right place!
How does the ski descent compare to the climb?
The ski descent follows the same Sulphide Glacier route you climbed, offering over 4,000 vertical feet of continuous skiing from the summit back to high camp. You'll experience broad, rolling glacier slopes transitioning into more defined pitches with varied snow conditions. It's an incredible way to experience the mountain—earning your turns through climbing and being rewarded with one of the Cascades' most aesthetic glacier descents.
How long is summit day with the ski descent?
Expect 8-12+ hours round-trip from camp. The climb follows the same timeline as the standard Sulphide route, but you'll spend additional time transitioning to skis at the summit and managing the descent. The ski down is typically faster than walking, but we'll take our time to enjoy the skiing and manage glacier hazards safely. It's a long day, but the descent makes every minute worth it!
When is the best time for skiing the Sulphide Glacier?
April through June offers the best snow conditions and weather windows for this route. Spring provides excellent corn snow, stable weather patterns, and longer days—ideal for ski mountaineering. Early season (April-May) typically has more snow coverage, while late season (June) offers warmer temperatures and softer snow. We'll work with you to pick the optimal timing based on conditions.
What gear do I need for the ski descent?
You'll need backcountry ski touring setup (skis, bindings, boots, skins, poles), plus standard mountaineering gear (crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet). Your skis should be capable of handling variable conditions and steep terrain. We provide ropes and technical climbing gear. You'll carry skis on your pack during the approach and climb, so a comfortable pack system is essential. We'll send a detailed gear list after booking and can discuss equipment questions during your consultation.
How heavy is my pack with ski gear?
Plan for 35-45 lbs including personal gear, shared group items, water, food, and your ski setup. During the summit climb, you'll carry your skis on your pack, adding extra weight and bulk. Proper pack organization and a comfortable carrying system are essential. Training with a weighted pack that includes skis will help prepare you for the approach and summit day.
What skiing and mountaineering experience do I need?
You should be a confident backcountry skier comfortable on varied terrain including steep slopes (35-40 degrees), breakable crust, and glacier skiing. Prior glacier travel experience is helpful but not required—our guides will teach all necessary mountaineering skills including crampon and ice axe use, rope team movement, and crevasse awareness. If you're a strong skier ready to learn mountaineering skills, you're in the right place!
How does the ski descent compare to the climb?
The ski descent follows the same Sulphide Glacier route you climbed, offering over 4,000 vertical feet of continuous skiing from the summit back to high camp. You'll experience broad, rolling glacier slopes transitioning into more defined pitches with varied snow conditions. It's an incredible way to experience the mountain—earning your turns through climbing and being rewarded with one of the Cascades' most aesthetic glacier descents.
How long is summit day with the ski descent?
Expect 8-12+ hours round-trip from camp. The climb follows the same timeline as the standard Sulphide route, but you'll spend additional time transitioning to skis at the summit and managing the descent. The ski down is typically faster than walking, but we'll take our time to enjoy the skiing and manage glacier hazards safely. It's a long day, but the descent makes every minute worth it!
When is the best time for skiing the Sulphide Glacier?
April through June offers the best snow conditions and weather windows for this route. Spring provides excellent corn snow, stable weather patterns, and longer days—ideal for ski mountaineering. Early season (April-May) typically has more snow coverage, while late season (June) offers warmer temperatures and softer snow. We'll work with you to pick the optimal timing based on conditions.
What gear do I need for the ski descent?
You'll need backcountry ski touring setup (skis, bindings, boots, skins, poles), plus standard mountaineering gear (crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet). Your skis should be capable of handling variable conditions and steep terrain. We provide ropes and technical climbing gear. You'll carry skis on your pack during the approach and climb, so a comfortable pack system is essential. We'll send a detailed gear list after booking and can discuss equipment questions during your consultation.
How heavy is my pack with ski gear?
Plan for 35-45 lbs including personal gear, shared group items, water, food, and your ski setup. During the summit climb, you'll carry your skis on your pack, adding extra weight and bulk. Proper pack organization and a comfortable carrying system are essential. Training with a weighted pack that includes skis will help prepare you for the approach and summit day.
What skiing and mountaineering experience do I need?
You should be a confident backcountry skier comfortable on varied terrain including steep slopes (35-40 degrees), breakable crust, and glacier skiing. Prior glacier travel experience is helpful but not required—our guides will teach all necessary mountaineering skills including crampon and ice axe use, rope team movement, and crevasse awareness. If you're a strong skier ready to learn mountaineering skills, you're in the right place!
How does the ski descent compare to the climb?
The ski descent follows the same Sulphide Glacier route you climbed, offering over 4,000 vertical feet of continuous skiing from the summit back to high camp. You'll experience broad, rolling glacier slopes transitioning into more defined pitches with varied snow conditions. It's an incredible way to experience the mountain—earning your turns through climbing and being rewarded with one of the Cascades' most aesthetic glacier descents.
How long is summit day with the ski descent?
Expect 8-12+ hours round-trip from camp. The climb follows the same timeline as the standard Sulphide route, but you'll spend additional time transitioning to skis at the summit and managing the descent. The ski down is typically faster than walking, but we'll take our time to enjoy the skiing and manage glacier hazards safely. It's a long day, but the descent makes every minute worth it!
When is the best time for skiing the Sulphide Glacier?
April through June offers the best snow conditions and weather windows for this route. Spring provides excellent corn snow, stable weather patterns, and longer days—ideal for ski mountaineering. Early season (April-May) typically has more snow coverage, while late season (June) offers warmer temperatures and softer snow. We'll work with you to pick the optimal timing based on conditions.
What gear do I need for the ski descent?
You'll need backcountry ski touring setup (skis, bindings, boots, skins, poles), plus standard mountaineering gear (crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet). Your skis should be capable of handling variable conditions and steep terrain. We provide ropes and technical climbing gear. You'll carry skis on your pack during the approach and climb, so a comfortable pack system is essential. We'll send a detailed gear list after booking and can discuss equipment questions during your consultation.
How heavy is my pack with ski gear?
Plan for 35-45 lbs including personal gear, shared group items, water, food, and your ski setup. During the summit climb, you'll carry your skis on your pack, adding extra weight and bulk. Proper pack organization and a comfortable carrying system are essential. Training with a weighted pack that includes skis will help prepare you for the approach and summit day.
Gear List
Gear List
Gear required to bring up on the mountain given the conditions may vary trip to trip. Your guide will help you decide what gear to bring or leave behind during the gear-check. If you need to rent crampons, ice axe, harness, or helmet, you can let us know when you book!
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