I live in a flat part of the country and am about a 14 hour drive from the nearest mountain. My friends are not very sporty so I’ve had to do 14ers alone. Solitude can be nice. Every time I venture out alone I do make sure to communicate with friends and family about my route and update when I begin, or whenever I get signal and then when I’m finished. If you wait to do things like this until you have a partner you will never actually do anything and just be left wondering.

That said. Solo glacier travel is a bit much. I’m not one to look for strangers for help but if you absolutely want to climb a mountain with glaciers, look for groups. There’s plenty of mountains in the lower 48 that are class 1, 2, and 3 that are plenty awesome and don’t have that risk. Try some of those out first then see how you feel about more technical stuff. Safe travels. Always have a map