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Rare Earth Adventures

4.4 (15 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Sarah K.

My boys and I went on a great climbing trip with Misha. She did an amazing job of challenging each person at the level they were at. She was a very patient and supportive teacher who was really good at engaging even the shyest people on the trip. It was a fun day and this company also makes safety a priority. Truly a top notch company.

Stacy M.

Rare Earth Adventures allowed me to have an incredibly life changing experience by climbing Mt. Adams (the second highest peak in the PNW) as my first ever mountaineering trip. I was part of a team raising money for a specific breast cancer research project through a non-profit organization Climb For Hope. As a young breast cancer survivor who loves adventure, I was concerned I would never be able to attempt a trip like this due to physical limitations and fears. Rare Earth not only made this possible, they are a major reason why I succeeded. Julie and Brandon were excellent guides. Prior to the trip they were available to talk me through questions and concerns. I had to borrow all of the equipment necessary for the trip, when Julie saw that none of the available packs fit me correctly, she brought me her very own pack to borrow and it fit like a glove. On the mountain, whether it was by standing next to me, lending a helping hand, or talking me through difficult moments, both Julie and Brandon helped me conquer all of my fears and challenges safely. They have great skill, patience, and professionalism. They love what they do and they approached everything with great care and love on our trip. They very clearly hold a special place in their hearts the Climb For Hope and work hard to help the non-profit organization raise funds through adventure like the one I experienced.

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“Travis grilled a great dinner, provided a hearty breakfast, and we rounded on the weekend with a solid second day of surfing.”

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