I am in the process (emphasis on PROcess because I am Canadian now) of familiarizing myself with that them mountains here in beautiful British Columbia. These mountains are nothing and I mean NOTHING like the Colorado Rockies. I threw myself … Continue reading
Sadly, this is a message I get far too often from strangers on social media. But fear not, I have some super top secret highly classified advice – don’t be, your life is whatever you make it. If you want … Continue reading
I feel like this is a reasonable question since the months that felt like a decade of childish fighting and low blow tweets yielded little to no information on the policies President Donald Trump’s campaign is based on. I mean … Continue reading
Do you love this planet? Do you love the outdoors? Do you? Really? Ah, the timeless instagram shot of a person gazing off into an endless landscape of layered mountains. Paired with a good quote about how amazing the planet … Continue reading
Huron Peak (14,003’) Point 13,518 Browns Peak (13,523’) Point 13,462 A Middle Mountain (13,060’) via the South Winfield 2WD TH Solo 12.2 miles/4,500 feet of vertical gain 8/19/15 Ahhhh, Colorado ridge running. There is literally nothing more I love in … Continue reading
Cupid Peak (13,117’) Grizzly Peak D (13,427’) Mount Sniktau (13,234’) 8.0 miles/3,700 feet of vertical gain 1/5/16 I have climbed around twenty peaks above 12,000 feet in calendar winter, seven of them being above fourteen thousand feet, the hardest two … Continue reading
Alta Peak is a 11,204 foot mountain in Sequoia National Park which resides in the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California. 6/30/15 15 miles/4,250 feet of vertical gain via Wolverton Trailhead + bonus bear I have been eagerly awaiting writing … Continue reading
Do you want to see Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park in a day? Read on…. Side Note: I have been awful about writing in my blog. Look, it is hard. If given the opportunity to write or go outside and … Continue reading
6/27/15 23 miles 4,800 feet of vertical gain Up New Army Pass/Down Old Army Pass I was well aware that Mount Langley was an ambitious goal considering my winter/spring ankle injury. I had not seen the other side of twenty … Continue reading
I have three words for you…… don’t. wear. shorts. 8/20/15 Crestone Peak (14,294’) East Crestone Peak (14,260’) 12.8 miles 6,110 feet of vertical gain Solo/8 hours (with breaks and getting gnarled up 8.5494584 billion times) I want to say I … Continue reading
