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Beautiful sunset over Mount Rainier

Paradise to Carbon River Ski Traverse

The Paradise to Carbon River ski Traverse in Mount Rainer National Park was something that just fell together. Being quite familiar with the terrain that surrounded the area I had always wanted to link these areas together. Once again I

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Ten Peak and the Dakobed Range Washington

Tenpeak Mountain in the Dakobed Range

Tenpeak Mountain had always caught my eyes while on trips out to Glacier Peak. Standing on the summit I would always look toward both the Dakobed Range and Tenpeak near the head of the Suiattle River in amazement. With the

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Looking at Goode Mountain in the North Cascades of Washington

Goode and Mount Logan via Highway 20

The North Fork of Bridge Creek is one of those valleys in the North Cascades rarely visited. With both Goode Mountain and Mount Logan in close proximity the area offers great terrain. Both Scott and I had been in the

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Mount Raymond and Gobblers Knob

Info About Mount Raymond and Gobblers Knob Mount Raymond and Gobblers Knob are located within the Wasatch Range of Utah. Leaving Big Cottonwood Cayon the trail heads up Butler Fork before splitting between both peaks at a low pass. From

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East Chute of Kesler Peak

Info About the Kesler Peak and its East Chute The East Chute on Kesler Peak is a sticking line within the heart of the Wasatch Range. In an area known for easy access this line is one of the most

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Canuck Splitfest 2012

The following is a play by play explanation of a trip out to Rogers Pass for the Canuck Splitfest and celebrating the 50th birthday of my good friend Tex. In typical Splitboard fashion we rode big untracked lines day after

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Adventures in Europa

Europe has always seemed like a pipe dream, something so far away and way too expensive to ever seem possible. It was with great surprise and excitement that I found out that a project I had worked on with Crest

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North Cascade Ranges Project

During the 2009-2010 season, I focused my attention on the exploration of Washington’s North Cascades. This area is considered by many to be among the wildest, most remote, and most rugged of those in the contiguous U.S., and certainly the

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