Mesa Verde National Park is one of the most amazing places I’ve ever seen. I’ve never come here before because there’s not a lot of climbing in the area relative to other places, but to
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Since we were already in Lake Tahoe, it seemed like we should probably take a quick side-trip to Lover’s Leap and check out the unique style of granite there. Unfortunately, it was blowing about 40mph
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After Yosemite, Jen and I decided to switch it up a bit and spend a few days riding bikes. Plus, Murphy really needed a good run. So, we went up to South Lake Tahoe to
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I have unfinished business with the Rostrum. I tried it a few years ago with my buddy Hunter, and after leading the first four pitches clean, I fell following the fifth pitch and dislocated my
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This trip marks the fourth time that I’ve come to Yosemite with the express purpose of climbing the NIAD (Nose In A Day). The first three were marked by issues outside my control that kept
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Jen and I were both beat up when we got back to Yosemite. I have a sprained ankle, and she had plenty of her own aches and pains. Combine this with temps in the high
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I’ve driven through Tuolumne a few times on the way to the Valley, but I’ve never actually climbed there. Honestly, other than being incredibly beautiful, it’s never really held my interest. I’m not entirely sure
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No matter how many times we leave, or where we go, it seems that our path will always bring us back to Squamish. After leaving Vancouver Island, we had some friends to meet up and
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Jen and I took a short trip over to Vancouver Island to hang out with some of her family for a few days and keep things chill while my ankle heals up for a minor
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Jen commented on the drive back into Squamish “It feels like we’re driving home, doesn’t it?” She was right. After so much time up here, this place has become our center. I love everything about
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