The T Wall is awesome! Technically, it’s sandstone, but it’s hard as granite and climbing like granite as well. I didn’t really look into this place much before coming here, and I was stoked to
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Back on the pavement after our side trip, Jen and I headed to Bentonville, Arkansas to get on the bikes for the first time in a long while. She had heard about this place from
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After the Petrified Forest, we kind of lost the plot a bit. We started what was going to be a couple-hour loop north of the highway to check out the Bisti Badlands, Valley of Dreams,
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For the long drive East, Jen picked out a few hiking destinations for us to explore. We did this partly to help break up the drive and partly because we would definitely never be here
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After our circuitous trip through Southern Utah, we found ourselves once again in Red Rocks. Given the season, it seemed like a good place to get back into rock climbing shape after a winter of
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Today I am 44 years old. I am now the same age that my father was when he died. I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and it’s one of the reasons Jen and
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On our way back south from a gear change in Salt Lake, Jen and I spent a few days hanging around just outside Zion. It’s a place where we go often, but since we were
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On the way back to Salt Lake from Ouray, Jen and I stopped in Moab for a couple days to enjoy some desert sun and dry out our perpetually wet van. Above town, up in
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Ouray is just on the other side of the mountain from Lake City, but you have to drive around about three hours to get between the two. Even though we climb there pretty much every
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After Canada, Jen and I drove south to Colorado, visiting a good friend and some fam on the way. Then we turned West and made our way to Lake City. I went ice climbing in
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