u/MasterJay3315

I booked a rental through Costco Travel, through which you’re supposed to get an extra driver for free. I’m also only 21, so I have the $25 young drivers fee for each day. I have a second driver for the car that is also 21, and I was wondering if we will also have to pay an extra $25 a day for him. I just want to make sure I understand before going to pick up the car so I don’t accidentally get roped into more fees.

M21, I’m going out to Glacier next weekend and planning on trying to bag a few peaks while I’m there. I just did a trip out to Colorado earlier this Summer to climb 14ers, so my main goal is to continue building skills from there to work on things like scrambling and exposure. I’m looking at doing Reynolds, and either Siyeh or Grinnell. I would prefer to go with other people for the sake of safety, but otherwise, if anyone has an idea of if those peaks are popular enough for people to be on them, that would also be appreciated.

Just got back from a Colorado 14er trip, and I’m going to be out in Whitefish in a month. All the 14ers I did were around 7-9 miles, 3,500 ft of elevation gain, and Class 1-2. I’m really hoping to build on everything and get comfortable with more Class 3-4 climbing. I’ve been looking at Swiftcurrent and Siyeh, but are there any other summits that would work as a good progression?

How hard is it to hitchhike up to the trailhead of Grays/Torreys right now? We're trying to go tomorrow, and despite some condition reports saying that 2wd is doable, we have a low clearance car and don't really want to risk it. I've seen people say they've had success hitchhiking up in the past, but is that still the case, especially with it being early in the season?