I am planning to climb Mt. Washington via the Lion Head Winter Route on December 30. If the weather on Mt. Washington looks too nasty, my back-up will be the Old Bridle Path on Mt. Lafayette. If you are totally self-sufficient and want to come along, let me know.
Casaval this week? My partner flaked. I'd like to leave tuesday and do a 2 (or 3) day trip maybe summit new years morning!? If no takers I'm down for ice at lee vining/whatever.I have the whole week off. I want to get out before I have to start work. Pm me
There is a new outdoor meetup group that just started called the Colorado Springs Outdoor Explorers! I realize this should be posted in the PnP section (which it is also) but I figured this is region specific. The group focuses on bringing like minded people together in the the sports of hiking, backpacking, exploring, mountaineering, etc. This is a great place to find partners for the outdoors as well as these great forums. ...
Hi, I am thinking of going skiing in Colorado in January. How is the snow this year? I have seen from reports that generally snow bases are low and its quite cold but is it that bad?
I am am going with a few non skiers among us skiers so I was considering the main resorts. Any reccomendations in regards to conditions? (I have been to the most common, Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone and Breckenridge) ...
Im looking for some advice or beta from persons who have climbed Rainier in the winter via Gib Ledges.
Though I've never climbed Rainier berfore, I have climbed nearly all of the prominent Cascade Volcanoes and have done Shasta many times before. I have also climbed in Chile during the winter so gear is not an issue. I have extensive knowledge and know-how of a 3:1 and am on SAR as well; crevasse rescue is ...
Hoping someone can point us to some areas in/around the greater Rochester area that has some fairly steep hills/stairs sufficient for training for a climb? Also looking for some area trails good for after work and and weekend hiking? Thank you in advance! Graham
Hoping someone can point us to some areas in/around the greater Rochester area that has some fairly steep hills/stairs sufficient for training for a climb? Also looking for some area trails good for after work and and weekend hiking? Thank you in advance! Graham