Mountain Climbing Disasters - Mount Hood TRAGEDY 1986

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On May 11, 1986, Mother’s Day, an Episcopal high school in Portland, Oregon gathered together 15 of its students an hour before midnight to participate in the school’s experiential outdoor program called Basecamp. Their goal, like many previous students before them were able to proudly accomplish, was to stand on the summit of Mount Hood within the next 12 hours.
Bright-eyed, excited, and determined, these students accompanied by 5 reliable adults started their adventure at 3AM the next day.
Over the course of the next few hours, they would go on to experience a tragedy that will claim 9 lives – making this expedition the second-deadliest alpine accident in North American history.

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