We need your help to make the coolest calendar of the year! Please use this form to upload pictures you’ve taken during your outdoor adventures (can be from Washington or out of state). Selected photos will be included in the …
2026 WAC CALENDAR PHOTO CONTEST Read More »
The WAC stewardship committee has teamed up with Washington Trails Association to have a trail work party on December 21st. The event is in Everett, at Kasch Park. Details are on the WTA website. Sign up there and get ready …
Fun opportunity to work on trail construction with WTA Read More »
The photo drive for the 2025 WAC calendar is here! Submit your photos here for a chance to have them included in the WAC calendar. Stay tuned for updates on ordering a calendar! If you have questions please email bulletin@washingtonalpineclub.org.
Have you seen any wild animals in the WAC Backcountry? Just watch this short presentation to see some-
Our Merch Store is live! We have hats, shirts, and calendars all available for purchase! In town pickup or shopping options available. Checkout the store here
Get your WAC 2024 calendar! It is a professionally printed wall calendar with a spiral binding, so it will hang flat against the wall. Many photos were submitted for the calendar, all taken in Washington by WAC members. The 12 winning photographs are gorgeous!
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Thanks to the PCT hikers we are finally able to finish Guye Cabin! Yes! This spring we will be adding insulation, and fireproof sheetrock to the gentlemen’s dorm, and loft area. We’ll have work parties both during the week and …
Work Parties Read More »
The Washington Alpine Club’s Intermediate Climbing Class offers lead rock climbing experience that builds on the mountaineering skills taught in the Basic Class. This course focuses on teaching the skills necessary to become competent climbing partners in technical rock, ice, …
Intermediate Climbing Class 2022 applications are open Read More »
Kera Colony created a new WAC Trails Map using GPS. She also marked the trails and added signs. They should be perfect for snowshoeing.
