After last weekend’s mental shitshow, I was happy that Scott agreed to join me this weekend to go back and try again on the same tower. So, as with last time, we loaded into the
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After careful deliberation over the last few days, I decided that Silverhorn on Mt Athabasca would make an excellent choice for Jen’s first alpine climb. It’s just steep enough that ice tools, screws, and running
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Jen and I drove north to go climb Athabasca, but it was not to be. The weather moved in before we arrived and it would be a few days until it cleared, so we snapped
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Most of the big trips I’ve been on were in the planning stage for a very long time. I’ve always had at least six months to train and get all the gear together before leaving
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Jen and I had planned to do the Pfeiff last weekend, but I went and got sick and decided to summit the couch instead. So this weekend, despite both of us feeling far less than
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Jen, Scott, and myself loaded up in the truck, fought gnar traffic on the way out of town, and met up with some other friends in Virgin. While Jen headed off for a ride, Scott
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Last night remained rain free, so Jen and I got to head over to the Smoke Bluffs for a few more pitches. Jen is still pretty wrecked from our dash up Angel’s Crest (during which
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Jen and I filled the truck with climbing and biking gear and headed for Colorado for a week. First stop was Estes Park, which is definitely high on the list of coolest towns in the
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There are no words to describe what it’s like to see Yosemite Valley for the first time. I almost crashed my truck when I rounded the corner and saw El Cap towering above everything else.
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After six months of training, I hauled my 150lbs of gear to the airport and got on a plane to Alaska. Jesse and I met up in the airport where Delta promptly emptied our wallets
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