Climbing Priorities: Back to the Beginning

When I was in 3rd grade, we did a report on a hero in history that interested us. I chose … Continue reading Climbing Priorities: Back to the Beginning

TRIP REPORT: Mount Rainier (14,411′)

I have been waiting a VERY long time to write about this one. I can’t believe it’s finally done! This … Continue reading TRIP REPORT: Mount Rainier (14,411′)

Crevasse Rescue

An absolutely ESSENTIAL skill to have if going out on the glacier. You will be practicing this with your guide … Continue reading Crevasse Rescue

Glacier Travel Basics

First Glacier Mountaineering Adventure? This one is for you! Learn proper roped travel, how to correctly use your mountaineering axe, … Continue reading Glacier Travel Basics

Climbing 101: The Basics

Never rock climbed before? This one is for you! Learn the figure 8 knot, basic commands, descent, and belay safety. … Continue reading Climbing 101: The Basics

High Altitude Weather Safety

Important weather safety tips for hiking/climbing at high altitude. Mentions: Alan Arnette, Mountaineer – http://www.alanarnette.com/ “Skiers from Utah I follow … Continue reading High Altitude Weather Safety

Training for High Altitude

Learn a little bit more what it takes to train for high altitude peaks! Subscribe for weekly outdoor educational content! Continue reading Training for High Altitude

Climbing Grades and Classes

Learn a little bit more about the difference in trail and climb difficulty rankings! Subscribe to your YouTube for weekly … Continue reading Climbing Grades and Classes

TRIP REPORT: Grays and Torreys Peaks (14,270’/14,267′)

Grays and Torreys are some of the most popular 14ers because of their close proximity to I-70 and Denver. Even … Continue reading TRIP REPORT: Grays and Torreys Peaks (14,270’/14,267′)

TRIP REPORT: Wetterhorn Peak (14,015′)

What a cool peak! Wetterhorn was a blast. This might be my #2 favorite fourteener now because it was so … Continue reading TRIP REPORT: Wetterhorn Peak (14,015′)