Lion in Winter: Mt. Temple’s North Face
They call the Canadian Rockies’ Mt. Temple the Eiger of North America. Both peaks offer sheer north faces with steep imposing headwalls that soar 1500… Read More »Lion in Winter: Mt. Temple’s North Face
They call the Canadian Rockies’ Mt. Temple the Eiger of North America. Both peaks offer sheer north faces with steep imposing headwalls that soar 1500… Read More »Lion in Winter: Mt. Temple’s North Face
The Black Diamond Xenos mixed/ice climbing harness is aptly named since it enables you to visit some of the most unique and uninhabitable places known… Read More »Black Diamond Xenos: A Strange Fit
Mentor to many aspiring mountain guides, Marc Chauvin once told me, “When you’re out of options, you’re dead.” Now that statement might seem obvious, but… Read More »Grivel Candela: A V-threading Life Partner
Recently, while browsing through Instagram, I noticed about a half dozen images by Matt Van Biene–climber portraits taken in El Chalten, Argentine Patagonia. The black-and-white… Read More »Matt Van Biene: Chalten Portraits
DTS BUGrip provides a comfortable, somewhat cushy, and nimble ride, with positive traction for nearly all conditions.
While the basic anatomy of a pack hasn’t evolved much since the hand-sewn rucksacks of Norman Clyde, a thoughtfully designed pack can be a major… Read More »Arc’teryx Nozone 35 Pack: An Alpine Climbing Workhorse
Photographer John Price has been climbing for the past six years and shooting photos for the past three.”I’ve been lucky to have photographic mentors in… Read More »John Price: Canadian Rockies Ice