All Classes & Events near Portland, OR

Climb to Camp Muir at Mt. Rainier National Park

At 10,000 feet, Camp Muir is the most popular base camp for climbers making a bid for the summit of Mt. Rainier. On this 9-mile hike, you'll get a taste of the alpine climbing experience, take in extravagant views of Washington's highest peak, and have the opportunity to travel through the Muir Snowfield, which remains snow-covered year round.

Sat

Sep 5

Mount Rainier National Park

6:00am - 9:00pm

$299 member

$319 non-member

Mt. St. Helens Summit Rim Climb

This classic climb to the rim of Mount St. Helens offers an amazing opportunity to reach the top of one of the Pacific Northwest's most spectacular volcanoes. Designed for first time climbers or those wishing to learn from our experienced and knowledgeable mountain guides from REI and the Mount St. Helens Institute.

Sun

Sep 6

Mount St. Helens - Climbers Bivouac

4:00am - 6:00pm

$299 member

$319 non-member

Hiking the Muir Snowfield at Mt. Rainier National Park

Beloved by locals and admired by adventurers nationwide, Mt. Rainier National Park offers pristine wilderness, invigorating hiking, and iconic views of the Cascade Mountains. On this hike we'll climb as high as 8,000 feet, past Pebble Creek and onto the Muir Snowfield where we'll have a close-up view of the highest peak in Washington.

Sun

Sep 6

Mount Rainier National Park

7:00am - 7:30pm

$149 member

$169 non-member

Sat

Sep 12

Mount Rainier National Park

7:00am - 7:30pm

$149 member

$169 non-member

Mt. St. Helens Ridge Hike

Perhaps the most iconic hike in the area, this 10-mile trek spans from Johnston Ridge Observatory, through the heart of the blast zone in the Mount Margaret Backcountry then along Coldwater Ridge. You'll be rewarded spectacular wildflower displays, along with stunning views of Mt. St. Helens, Coldwater Peak, and Spirit Lake.

Sun

Sep 13

Mount St. Helens - Johnston Ridge Observatory

7:00am - 7:00pm

$129 member

$149 non-member

Wilderness Safety Training with NOLS

You're ready to go deeper into the outdoors, but you need more than luck to get back home. Risks can't be eliminated from the wilderness, but they can be managed. This 2-day classroom course with NOLS covers trip planning, hazard identification, decision-making, outdoor emergency response, and post-trip learning.

Sat

Oct 10

Clackamas REI

9:00am - 5:00pm
Oct 10 - Oct 11

$245 member

$275 non-member

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