expert
13 days
Participants should be in excellent physical condition with strong endurance and strength for high-altitude alpine terrain.
Embark on a 13-day climbing expedition across Alaska’s Wrangell Mountains. Experience technical alpine challenges and vast wilderness with St. Elias Alpine Guides on this unforgettable Mt. Bona adventure.
16,550' • $7,585 • 13 Days • May 17 - 29, 2025
Embark on an unforgettable 13-day big-mountain climbing expedition in Alaska's stunning Wrangell Mountains. Experience the thrill of 10 days in the breathtaking backcountry, surrounded by majestic landscapes. This adventure promises unique challenges and memories that will last a lifetime, perfect for both solo adventurers and groups seeking an extraordinary journey.
13 days (10 days in the backcountry)
May 17 - 29, 2025
Private trips with custom dates may be available. Contact our Expedition Coordinator to start planning a Private trip.
1 Participant - $22,975 2 Participants - $13,870/person 3-4 Participants - $9,225/person 5-8 Participants - $7,585/person
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Bring crampons and ice axes and practice roped glacier travel techniques before your trip.
Spend time acclimating to altitude to reduce the risk of altitude sickness on Mt. Bona.
The weather can shift quickly; dress in layers to stay warm and dry in cold, wet conditions.
Expect no cell service in the backcountry; inform someone of your itinerary before departure.
Mt. Bona is part of the Wrangell Mountains, named after the Russian explorer Ferdinand von Wrangel.
The area is protected within Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, promoting sustainable tourism and wilderness preservation.
Sturdy boots with crampon compatibility are crucial for glacier and ice travel.
summer specific
Required for climbing steep snow and ice and for self-arrest during falls.
Essential for regulating body temperature in variable weather conditions.
Necessary for warmth during cold nights on the mountain.