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Splitboarding Mt Baker - Solo Summit

Standing around 10,780ft, Mt Baker is Washington's 3rd tallest peak and has rather active volcanic vents on the crater side. The summit offers sweet views of neighboring Cascade peaks such as Shuksan, Eldorado, Glacier, and Rainier as well as the Olympics and a Canadian backdrop. Baker may receive more snow than any other US peak and has impressively large glacier fall zones riddled with crevasses and seracs. The Coleman side of the mountain is so awesome that it would be worth hiking from Heliotrope ridge just to camp up around 5,000-6,000ft. This video documents the mid-May 2021 conditions on the popular Coleman-Deming route. The hike begins on Heliotrope Ridge, then the Coleman glacier offers a rather straight forward path from the tree-line to the roughly 9,000ft saddle area above Colfax peak. From there, climbers transition to the Deming glacier and continue up the Roman Wall to the summit. The summit area is dish shaped and one can walk from the top of the Roman Wall to the actual summit within 10 minutes. Due to the pre-season snow remaining in lower elevations, I hiked roughly 3/4 mile up the road before arriving at the actual trailhead. I estimate this made for an almost 8,000ft climb and 14 mile round trip. The benefit was that being early in the year resulted in low crevasse activity (I never had to cross a real "snow bridge"). As always, do not do what I do. For more mountain submitting videos, please check out my Summit Specials playlist by following the link below:    • Summit Specials   Video Contents: 00:00 - Intro 01:35 - Heliotrope Ridge Approach 04:25 - Coleman Glacier 05:34 - The Roman Wall 06:09 - False Summit 06:21 - Summit ~10,780ft 06:45 - Snowboarding Descent 15:20 - Walking Out 17:48 - Sign Off