If you can see Mt. Baker, you are part of The Experience
“Pete Devries makes it look too easy, but believe me, it is not,” says Marcus Paladino. “I’ll always remember the first time I (successfully) swam at this favorite slab on Vancouver Island. When I got home it felt like I was still in the water.” Marcus Paladino photo[/caption] 
Brian Zig rappelling off Mt. Shuksan above Sulphide Glacier. Alex Rupp photo
After a long winter, celebrating the sun at Bowman Bay near Deception Pass. Jason Griffith photo
Dean Collins skiing at Mt. Baker Ski Area. Grant Gunderson photo
Bradley Briggs on the upper North Ridge of Mt. Baker. Matthew Tangeman photo
Ilana Newman climbing Green Creek Arete, a classic romp in the Green Creek Valley, Twin Sisters Range, North Cascades. Matthew Tangeman photo
KC Deane and Jon Hansen biking in Bellingham. Grant Gunderson photo
Sophia Mickelson, 7, enjoys an early-season ride on Galbraith Mountain. Eric Mickelson photo
Amy Arnts climbing around Clayton Beach without a sweatshirt is a sign of warmer days ahead. Evan Skoczenski photo
A small offshoot stream from Mt. Baker Highway captured with a slow shutter after a week of rainfall. Evan Skoczenski photo
After a long day, the sun is still up and Carl Simpson is still skiing in the North Cascades. Jason Hummel photo
Stian Gunderson enjoying the springtime foliage in Bellingham. Grant Gunderson photo
A Royal Basin (goat) ranger on patrol in Olympic National Park. Jason Griffith photo
Jon Hansen and Kristian Rowley riding 5620 in Revelstoke, B.C. Grant Gunderson photo
With amazing skiing behind us, and more ahead, friends are about as happy as they can be. Klawatti Peak, Washington. Jason Hummel photo
Kyle Huebner in a dense layer of fog in Galbraith Mountain forest as the snow melts away. Brad Walton photo
