Three Climbers Killed After North Cascades Climbing Accident
Three climbers have died after the climbers and another climber went up near the North Early Winters Couloir as they were rappelling down, all of the climbers fell 400 feet down, with only one person injured.
They were equipped with helmets and all the right climbing gear for the route, he said, and none of it was worn out. Read more here
We send our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the three climbers. We wish the fourth climber a speedy recovery and thank the SAR teams for their work. Please be safe out there, everyone!
UPDATE- The climber who survived the fall at the North Cascades speaks out about the fall he and three others experienced. Read more here
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