Whistler never leaves us wanting. Every time we go up there, we learn more and we ride better, but this trip was a bit different. Toni and Misti were working remotely and riding in the
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This year’s Squamish / Whistler trip almost didn’t happen. Jen took a nasty digger on the Crest a couple weeks ago, and could barely walk for a few days after it happened. Then work got
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I love watching people have a breakthrough, at any level. Seeing someone lead their first 5.8 is in many ways just as impressive as watching someone lead their first 5.13. Over the last couple seasons,
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Words cannot possibly describe what it’s like to come around the corner on Hwy 120 and see El Cap for the first time. Massive does not even begin to describe it. And then, if you’re
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I’ve now spent around two months nursing a shoulder injury. Most things feel OK, but some things—like closing a car door, grabbing milk from the fridge, and rolling over in bed—result in a jolt of
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Since it’s now March, I don’t feel quite so bad giving up on winter and heading south for some good times in the desert. My shoulder has been jacked up for a couple weeks now,
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Near the end of a disappointing winter, it’s finally starting to feel like the old days. The storm rolled in over the weekend and continued off and on through last night, dropping as much as
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After nearly two months of summer in the dead of winter, snow finally fell again in the Wasatch Range. Not much snow, but good snow, and that’s all it took for me to pull my
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While I was relaxing at home on Sunday, scratching the eight staples in my head that held together the large gash caused by a falling piece of steel from the day before, I noticed a
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There are few things that feel better than sitting down on your pack in the parking lot after a big day in the mountains. Taking off your boots feels like an amazing massage, cheap beer
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