Eagle Peak

Eagle Peak in the Tatoosh Range of Mount Rainier National Park is a fun and challenging winter scramble. Accessible via the park's Longmire entrance year-round, this 9-mile trip offers great views and a short and exciting summit ridge reached by a class 3/4 rock scramble.

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Trappers Peak

Moose and Teton head to the North Cascades National Park for some beautiful alpine scenery, an epic overnight campout, and a summit of Trappers Peak.

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Shipwreck Coast Thru-Hike

A remote and beautiful 4-day backpacking trip along Olympic National Parks’ Shipwreck Coast. With an extended holiday weekend to fill, Moose and Teton take on 25 miles of Olympics’ spectacular 73 miles of undeveloped coastline. With the help of a shuttle, they head North to Cape Alva where they begin this trek. Hiking south, they learn to obey the tides, and soak up a surprising amount of sunshine on their way to Rialto Beach and the Quilllayute River where they reunite with their parked car.