Destination: Croatia
When contemplating a climbing trip from a US mountain town, several important factors come to mind: blue–even turquoise–water, cultural experiences and a European location where… Read More »Destination: Croatia
When contemplating a climbing trip from a US mountain town, several important factors come to mind: blue–even turquoise–water, cultural experiences and a European location where… Read More »Destination: Croatia
“Hey Jim, how would you feel about icing those things up and letting us climb on them?”
This is my first post on alpinist.com, not that that matters. Anyways, I wanted to post two pictures from a recent trip to the San… Read More »San Juan Mountain Majesty
I attempted a winter attempt on the East Rib with a 9 member US/Canadian team in December 1987. Most of the climbing was done by… Read More »VIEWS OF ANNAPURNA’S EAST RIB IN DECEMBER 1987
Alpinist.com’s first surfing film offers a look at the evolution of where surfing came from and where it’s going.
I’d had my eye on a new mid-sized daypack for some time, so when I saw the Talon 33 first advertised, I took note. “The… Read More »Osprey Talon 33 Backpack: The Latest in Urban Design
Rarely does the ephemeral feel of ice climbing extend into the realm of granite slab climbing. But when it does, an evolution can happen.