Synnott Mountain Guides Announces New Mt. Washington One Day Winter Ascent Guided Mountaineering Climb

New England's premier climbing school adds a new mountaineering course for the 2012/2013 winter climbing season, a guided single day climb of Mt...September 26, 2012

Synnott Mountain Guides, one of the country's most well-respected climbing and guiding services, has expanded its winter climbing courses to include in winter is often a supreme challenge that involves 60MPH or greater winds and sub-zero temperatures. For aspiring mountaineers who have climbed Mt...Washington Winter Ascent provides the perfect step between Rainier and Denali in Alaska, the highest peak in North America, and one of the Seven Summits, an ultimate goal for modern mountaineers consisting of the tallest peak of each continent.

Synnott Mountain Guides is owned and operated by professional climber Mark. Synnott. Mark has taken on adventure in places like Patagonia , Pakistan , Nepal , India, China, Tibet, the Alaska Range, the Amazon, West Africa and Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific. When not in the mountains, Mark works with The North Face research, design and development teams and he lectures frequently on his life of adventure. He’s also a successful freelance photojournalist and a senior contributing editor at Climbing Magazine. His articles and photos have appeared in many publications in the U.S. and abroad, including National Geographic Adventure, Men’s Journal, Outside, Skiing and New York Magazine. Mark Synnott is also the author of Baffin Island – Climbing, Trekking & Skiing, a Baffin Island guidebook illustrated with stunning photos and detailed maps. In the last several years, Mark has been on climbing expeditions to Borneo, Chad and Newfoundland, all three of which also included climbing sensation Alex Honnold and fellow North Face climbing team member, whom Mark has had the pleasure of mentoring in regards to big wall and expedition climbing More information about Mark's climbing expeditions and Synnott Mountain Guides can be found at http://www.newhampshireclimbing.com.

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