Tucked deep within British Columbia’s Coast Mountains, the Tiedemann Group is far less famous than its taller neighbor to the west, Mt. Waddington, but its… Read More »The Tiedemann Group Mountain Profile Essays
Tami Knight writes about the Tiedemann Group’s easternmost series of summits, known as the Stilettos. She writes:
“The Stilettos are the little siblings of the… Read More »The Stilettos
Ethan Berman writes about the two attempts he made with friends to complete the “Waddington Loop.” The first effort ended with a helicopter rescue. The… Read More »2023: The Serra Traverse
Peter Croft writes about “the warm deliciousness of being alive” when he traversed from Mt. Waddington to Serra V with Don Serl and Greg Foweraker… Read More »1985: Waddington Traverse
Michael Down writes about attempting to snag the second ascent of Serra V with John Howe. It was twenty-one years after the peak’s first ascent… Read More »1985: The Race for Serra V
Glenn Woodsworth writes about the first ascent of Serra V in 1964. Woodworth writes:
“During the next day or so of bad weather, we learned… Read More »1964: Serra V
The mountain’s changing conditions, technical terrain and unpredictable weather make it a far more serious objective than the Lower 48’s other “Fourteeners.” It’s no wonder… Read More »1988-1995: The Training and the Test
As we moved higher, the fog thickened. Nancy Rich, Helen and I began putting in wands on the off chance we’d be descending this route.… Read More »1981: Katahdin in Winter
Whiteout spindrift avalanches, the cold temperature and bulletproof ice all made the climbing slow and progress doubtful as I skirted around the right side of… Read More »1973: The Cilley-Barber Route
