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International Alpine Guides New Blog! Welcome to IAG's new blog. Here you will eventually find tons of useful information on the world of mountaineering, ski touring and trekking as well as trip reports, updates and current news. Our goal here is to provide you with entertaining and useful information to help you plan your next mountain adventure, whether it is with us or on your own. No hard selling a guided trip to you, just great information. Stay tuned and keep checking this space. We are excited to provide this resource for all your mountain adventure needs! |
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International Alpine Guides Blog, News and Articles
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International Alpine Guides, California Alpine Guides LLC & Alpine Skills International provide mountain guides, ski tours, mountain climbing, guided treks and rock climbing in the United States & throughout the world and under special use permits from Yosemite National Park, Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Park, Lassen National Park, Inyo National Forest, Humboldt/Toiyabe National Forest, Shasta/Trinity National Forest, Eldorado National Forest & the Tahoe National Forest
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