5 tips for overcoming boredom when you’re stuck in a remote backcountry tent for 3 weeks.
Monthly Archives
April 2015
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Backcountry skiers headed into the Alaska to climb and ski from the summit of Mount Hayes, a 13,000ft peak in the eastern part of the range, via its South Buttress; a beautiful feature rising 7000 ft off the Susitna Glacier.
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Leaving Glacier Bay backcountry skiing basecamp after 24 days, 18 of which were spent tent bound in raging snow storms.
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A short video of being tent bound in a raging storm for 3 weeks in the backcountry wilderness of Glacier Bay Alaska.
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Yosemite California is a place for alpine climbers of any level to find themselves and experience a piece of the American climbing dream.
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Review of La Sportiva Vapor Nano ski, one of the lightest ever made and a recommended ski for touring and backcountry mountaineering.
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Review of movie Jeff Lowe Metanoia, interesting coverage of pioneer climbing along with challenge of ALS.
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Ski mountaineering in Central Colorado can be some of the best in the world, when the snowpack is good and dust free, check these ski tours.
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The official WildSnow poem and recap of WildSnow.com activity from April 13 to April 17.
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Who Discovered Japow? — Paul Parker, Yvon Chouinard and the Early Days of Japanese Powder Skiing
by Lou Dawsonby Lou DawsonDiscovery of Japan Niseko, Hokkaido for powder skiing, early publication by Paul Parker and Yvon Chouinard no doubt started the current frenzy.
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