Despite being extremely remote, the Alaska Range is also very popular. Common glacier-landing areas will usually have dozens of tents pitched near them, and it’s not uncommon to run into other parties on route—especially on
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For the third time in two weeks I woke up at 5:00am, ate breakfast, drove up LCC, and started up the South Ridge of Mt Superior for a training lap. Unlike the last couple times,
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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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Not only does this October mark four years of Jen and I being married, it also marks 10 years of us being together. Ten years… wow. That went quick. That’s countless pitches of rock and
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After Washington Pass, Jen and I once again took Toni and Misti’s advice and headed to our next location—Darrington. Back in the day, I drove past this town several times on the way to the
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Although I’ve spent a good amount of time climbing in the North Cascades, I’ve never ridden a bike there. In fact, I didn’t even know you could ride a bike there. So, when Toni and
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Thirteen years ago, Kevin Nibir and I hiked to the bottom of Liberty Bell and started climbing. Our chosen route, Liberty Crack (V 5.11 A2) was the biggest, hardest, and scariest thing I had ever
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I didn’t start mountain biking until I moved to Utah, so the only experience I have with mountain bikes in Washington is driving through on my way to Canada. But, this trip gave us an
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Long before I moved to Utah, I spent a ton of time driving around Washington State. Not only did I grow up there, but I also spent three summers living in my car, river guiding,
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