A Few Gutsy Throws
Fueled by Sparks, Bone Thugs and a half awake co-pilot, I made a silent promise to myself to not let the Yaris drop below 90… Read More »A Few Gutsy Throws
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My Climbing Life: Dreaming of the Unscheduled Escape
I don’t feel like working today. That doesn’t change the fact that I have to work, and I will work, soon… but I am going… Read More »My Climbing Life: Dreaming of the Unscheduled Escape
There’s Hope for the Climbing Community
Thank goodness for proactive climbers.
Boulder: Sunny With a Chance of Spray
Being from Boulder, I understand the amount of spray that covers every surface in a 20-mile radius of that town, but it gets to be… Read More »Boulder: Sunny With a Chance of Spray
World’s Worst Climbing Desecration?
Bolts are bad. Chipping is horrendous. What could be worse? Well–here’s an easy answer–really, really stupid people.
New High-Altitude Expedition Weather Forecast Website
I just wanted to inform everyone about a new online weather forecast service at www.meteoexploration.com that provides reliable forecasts, information and advice for expeditions to… Read More »New High-Altitude Expedition Weather Forecast Website
First Guided Mid-Winter Ski Descent of Wyoming’s Grand Teton
Exum Guides Nat Patridge and Bill Liberatore skillfully led Jackson skier David DeFazio in the first guided mid-winter ski descent of Wyoming’s Grand Teton.
The American Death Triangle and Other Practical Climbing Techniques
Learn to climb. Watch YouTube.
BASE Climbing on Cerro Torre
At 9 a.m. on February 25, 2008, Russian Valery Rozov was the first person to BASE jump off of Cerro Torre…
Climbing As a Form of Protest?
“Spiderman” strikes again.
Where’s the climbing love?
Recently, I was in an expensive, albeit nice, climbing gym, four hours from where I live. The girl behind the counter was seemingly absorbed in… Read More »Where’s the climbing love?
Base to Summit in 5 Seconds
Why skin up a peak when you could snowkite?