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
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
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′)
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
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
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
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′)
Here we are…. Well over a month into quarantine (some maybe even longer) and some of us are going crazy! … Continue reading 6 Resistance Band Exercises Climbers Can Do at Home
My 3rd successful summit of Longs Peak is in the bag! Before I give you the details, let me take … Continue reading TRIP REPORT: Longs Peak
Many people may not realize there are 7 different routes up to the summit of Kilimanjaro. Lemosho has been rated … Continue reading Kilimanjaro: Lemosho Route
We all get them every time we sign up for a guided trip, “The Packing List”. And after some experience … Continue reading What you REALLY need to pack for an expedition climb.