I had decided not to be part of the Ouray Ice Festival this year, which is another story altogether, but … Read more »
I had decided not to be part of the Ouray Ice Festival this year, which is another story altogether, but … Read more »
[monoslideshow id=34] It can be hard to find partners when you’re wanting to climb some of the most difficult dry … Read more »
The Bozeman Ice Festival is just around the corner and Visual Adventures is going to be there this year. This … Read more »
Canyons are like hidden worlds beneath the surface of the earth. We recently had the opportunity to do Lower Waterholes … Read more »
[monoslideshow id=27] Lisa, Zane and I got a great tour of the climbing at Lake Koocanusa from the Boveng Family … Read more »
When the cars at the Wire Pass Trail head parking lot first came into view, I thought it must have been my mind playing tricks on me. The quick pace I had started the day with was now resembling a staggering limp. My feet had hurt with every step for more miles than I could remember. I guess that’s what I get for hiking 28 miles in a day off the couch.
Travel tips for Kalymnos This last month, I was lucky enough to spend three weeks in Kalymnos, Greece. Kalymnos is … Read more »
On my last day in Juneau, Ed Shanley drove me out to Mendenhall Lake to show me some ice caves. … Read more »
Jason Nelson Climbing Ice I looked down at my harness to count how many ice screws I had left. There … Read more »
Check out the story and video (written, edit and produced) by Jason Nelson on the Verticulture site. Below is an … Read more »