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November 29, 2010

AAC INVESTIGATION - DENALI AND RAINIER FEE INCREASES

Just as an FYI, the AAC is trying to open a broad conversation about the proposed fee increases on Denali and Rainier. The questions being asked, like what services to climbers will the new fees pay for, and do climbers need these services and higher levels of oversight, are valid. Below is a link with more information. The AAC is inviting climbers to join the conversation. If you care, now might be the best time to way in.

http://inclined.americanalpineclub.org/2010/11/denali-and-rainier-voice-your-opinion/

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