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Do you wish that every time you went on vacation you were guaranteed to find the perfect guide or instructor for you? Now you can. Guides and instructors have a major impact on the entire adventure sports experience. A good...
Climbing Wilson Peak in the Madison Range Near Big Sky, Montana Location: Wilson Peak, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, Montana Type: Peak Rating: Grade II Class 3 Trailhead: Dudley Creek Distance: 12 miles Time: 5 to 9 hours Elevation Dudley Creek TH: 6360′ Elevation Wilson Peak: 10705' | 3263 meters Total...
Watch The Faces of Dav - Episode 6 - The Mountaineer After skiing all of Colorado's 14,000-foot peaks, what's next to do in your home state? How about ski the 100 highest peaks in Colorado? That's what Chris Davenport, Ted Mahon,...
Book Review: Training For The New Alpinism: A Manual For The Climber As Athlete by Steve House and Scott Johnston Training For The New Alpinism is THE training book for mountaineers of all levels and ambitions. It provides a roadmap...
Scott Jurek is a ultramarathoner and a best selling author. On July 12, 2015 he made history. Jurek completed the entire Appalachian Trail in 46 days, 8 hours, and 7 minutes. That's the fastest time ever and it's really,...
Watch The Faces of Dav - Episode 4 - The Explorer Part 1 In the first part of The Explorer, Chris Davenport, Ingrid Backstrom, James Heim, Michelle Parker and photographer Christian Pondella headed into the fjords of Norway to ski big...
Book Review: Climbers Guide To Montana - Pat Caffrey Pat Caffrey's Climbers Guide To Montana is a fantastic resource for any Montana mountaineers out there. The guidebook covers 1150 Montana peaks in 34 different mountain ranges across the state and it...
Black Diamond Inc Issues Recall For All Black Diamond, PIEPS, and POC JetForce Airbag Packs Black Diamond Inc is voluntarily recalling all JetForce avalanche airbag packs due to a required firmware update. This applies to all JetForce airbags made by...
A Proper Avalanche Beacon Check Can Save Your Live An avalanche beacon is an absolute necessity for anyone skiing wild snow in a backcountry environment. You and your backcountry partners are responsibility to ensure everyone in the group has a fully functional...
On July 5th, 2015 climbers on the Regular Northwest Face Route (5.9 C1, 2000’) on Half Dome noticed the route had changed and was now essentially unclimbable. At some point in the first few days of July, a 2,500 ton chunk...