The guys reached Tokositna Glacier on March 10. They left camp at 7:35 a.m. on March 12 and climbed 900-meter steep ice and snow terrain up to the summit, and then rappelled the route to return to their tents at 22:20. In total - 15-hour round trip. Jed and Colin reported excellent conditions and weather on the route, but the only negative thing- they both got frost bitten a bit in the winter cold. Last year, Brown and Haley made the first ascent of the direct North Face of Mt. Moffit in the Hayes Range of Alaska.
Jed Brown and Colin Haley made the probable first winter ascent of Mt. Huntington (3730m), Alaska Range, via the West Face Couloir (Nettle-Quirk route, 1989).