The Haute Route
For most people familiar with back country skiing, there is no more well-known ski tour than the Haute Route, connecting the iconic ski towns of
Kid Crushers On A Desert Classic
My oldest son, Chente (17), competes in indoor rock climbing. A few weeks ago, while on a mid-winter break, he needed to “take it easy”
Rope-de Dope!
I recently found a post on a guide’s forum I am part of with a question soliciting opinions on the best ropes for parties of
Alpamayo: Peruvian Andes Alpine Climbing Expedition 2024Crag To Summit #2
Come join us as we return to the beautiful and remote-but-accessible Cordillera Blanca of Peru! Aside from the fantastic climbing and amazing beauty of the
Crag To Summit
It is common now days to hear about “gym to crag” climbing courses to help those who primarily or exclusively climb indoors safely make the
Discovering Colorado’s Autumn Rock Climbing Trifecta
As the warmth of summer fades, anticipation builds among climbers for the arrival of autumn in Colorado. With milder temperatures and dry weather on the
Immersed in Nature: The Therapeutic Blend of Rock Climbing
“Take A (Nature) Bath While Climbing!” – John Muir’s words echo profoundly as climbers immerse themselves in the majesty of natural landscapes. Rock climbing isn’t
Mastering the Vertical Realm: The Crucial Role of Breathing Techniques in Rock Climbing
Ever been exhorted with a firm “breathe!” from a belaying partner while navigating a tricky crux on the rock? Initially brushed off as trivial advice,
Naked V Threads | Sustainable Techniques For Ice Climbing
When tackling technical descents in ice climbing or ski mountaineering, efficiency and safety are paramount. In this article, we’ll explore a sustainable technique called Naked
Spring Training Tips
As my ice climbing season draws to a close, I start to focus on climbing goals for later in the year. Spring is the perfect
The Haute Route
For most people familiar with back country skiing, there is no more well-known ski tour than the Haute Route, connecting the iconic ski towns of
Kid Crushers On A Desert Classic
My oldest son, Chente (17), competes in indoor rock climbing. A few weeks ago, while on a mid-winter break, he needed to “take it easy”
Rope-de Dope!
I recently found a post on a guide’s forum I am part of with a question soliciting opinions on the best ropes for parties of
Alpamayo: Peruvian Andes Alpine Climbing Expedition 2024Crag To Summit #2
Come join us as we return to the beautiful and remote-but-accessible Cordillera Blanca of Peru! Aside from the fantastic climbing and amazing beauty of the
Crag To Summit
It is common now days to hear about “gym to crag” climbing courses to help those who primarily or exclusively climb indoors safely make the
Discovering Colorado’s Autumn Rock Climbing Trifecta
As the warmth of summer fades, anticipation builds among climbers for the arrival of autumn in Colorado. With milder temperatures and dry weather on the
Immersed in Nature: The Therapeutic Blend of Rock Climbing
“Take A (Nature) Bath While Climbing!” – John Muir’s words echo profoundly as climbers immerse themselves in the majesty of natural landscapes. Rock climbing isn’t
Mastering the Vertical Realm: The Crucial Role of Breathing Techniques in Rock Climbing
Ever been exhorted with a firm “breathe!” from a belaying partner while navigating a tricky crux on the rock? Initially brushed off as trivial advice,
Naked V Threads | Sustainable Techniques For Ice Climbing
When tackling technical descents in ice climbing or ski mountaineering, efficiency and safety are paramount. In this article, we’ll explore a sustainable technique called Naked
Spring Training Tips
As my ice climbing season draws to a close, I start to focus on climbing goals for later in the year. Spring is the perfect