Introduction
In late April 2008, the mountaineering community was shaken by the mysterious disappearance of 31-year-old Kevin LaFleur, an experienced climber and teacher from Lynden, Washington. LaFleur embarked on a solo ascent of Mount Baker, a prominent peak in the North Cascades, and was never seen again. Despite extensive search efforts, his fate remains unknown, leaving a lasting impact on those who knew him and the broader outdoor community.
The Fateful Climb
On Saturday, April 26, 2008, LaFleur informed friends of his intention to summit Mount Baker alone, aiming to either reach the peak or ascend high enough to ski down. When he failed to appear at his job on Monday, concern grew, and a friend reported him missing. Authorities located his vehicle at the snowline on Glacier Creek Road, suggesting he planned to take the standard route via the Coleman Glacier. This area is known for its challenging conditions, including crevasses and unpredictable weather, which pose significant risks even to seasoned climbers....Read More
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