Mazamas

My grandfather was a climbing instructor with the Mazamas for years, and they regularly scrapped plans to summit because the weather was too much of a risk.

The mountain will eat you « Dyepot, Teapot 2006

In 1905, he came west from Boston and joined the Mazamas in their climb.

The Mountain that was 'God' Being a Little Book About the Great Peak Which the Indians Named 'Tacoma' but Which is Officially Called 'Rainier' John H. Williams

Steel says that two hundred Klamaths camped upon the rim in 1896, while he was there with the Mazamas.

The Book of the National Parks Robert Sterling Yard 1903

The Mazamas did everything they could, said climber John Frieh, who is not affiliated with the group but was climbing nearby.

The Seattle Times 2009

Members of the Mazamas, a popular 105-year-old Oregon mountaineering-education organization, happened to be teaching a beginning rock-climbing class Sunday at Horsethief Butte.

The Seattle Times 2009

"Many people heard a scream, and we saw the climbers on the ground," said Mazamas Executive Director Peggie Schwarz, who also was there.

The Seattle Times 2009

Members of the Mazamas, a popular 105-year-old Oregon mountaineering-education organization, happened to be teaching a beginning rock-climbing class Sunday at Horsethief Butte.

The Seattle Times 2009

"Many people heard a scream, and we saw the climbers on the ground," said Mazamas Executive Director Peggie Schwarz, who also was there.

The Seattle Times 2009

The Mazamas did everything they could, said climber John Frieh, who is not affiliated with the group but was climbing nearby.

The Seattle Times 2009

[Illustration: Mazamas rounding Gibraltar -- a reminiscence of the ascent by the Portland club in 1905.

The Mountain that was 'God' Being a Little Book About the Great Peak Which the Indians Named 'Tacoma' but Which is Officially Called 'Rainier' John H. Williams