Over the last couple weeks I’ve had the chance to take a couple runs up the South Ridge of Mt Superior. It’s one of those climbs where the right snow conditions can turn it into
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Despite living less than five hours away, I’ve spent very little time in the Tetons. So, I was stoked to learn the lay of the land when my buddy Jon invited me to join him
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I’ve climbed a handful of ice routes that are considered classic, but the Angel of Fear is the first thing I’ve been on with a legendary status. A few things contribute to this. In addition
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Emerson and I had a simple mission. Get up early, ski the Northwest Couloir of the Pfiefferhorn, and make it to work in time for lunch. The problem with our plan was the 10″ of
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Cody is one of those places I’ve wanted to check out for a long time, but just never really got around to. So, when Matt brought up the idea I jumped on the chance to
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Hunter and I left the truck with a plan A and a plan B. Plan A was to climb the South Ridge of Superior, traverse from the summit to pole-line pass, ski back to to
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Somehow I’ve managed to live in Utah for over a decade without ever driving four hours north and checking out the Wind River Range in Wyoming. Stories of long hikes and mosquitoes so bad that
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Today was one of those days that started out as a mellow ski tour and ended up as a bit of an epic. Nate, Chad, Colin, Rob, and I got off to a late start
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Let me read to you from the book of Andrew (aka, the Chuting Gallery). This is how it describes today’s line. “Y Not? a 40′ cliff in the middle of a 45-degree slope is one
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For the last three weeks, I’ve been climbing in Squamish, riding bikes in Whistler, Fromme, Seymour, Squamish, and Bellingham, sailing, sea kayaking, and I even took a long walk on the beach with Jen. I also
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