Hitting the High Points
Patrick and Phil head to Massachusetts with the summit of Mount Greylock in their sights.
Patrick and Phil head to Massachusetts with the summit of Mount Greylock in their sights.
Check out Patrick's guest post on Theclymb.com talking about why he climbs: Climbing With Purpose
Patrick Takes a look at the SnowPeak Lightmax Backpacking stove and Gsi Outdoor Pinnacle Soloist Cookware Set. CampTheSummit: Snowpeak Litemax and Gsi Pinnacle Soloist from Patrick Gensel on Vimeo.
When it comes to winter hiking, or glacier travel, probably one of the most important pieces of equipment needed in your arsenal is a pair of crampons. Without a sharp set of crampons your likely to slide around, and not really get all that far. If your like me, and are not sure
For those of you who dont know, Eastern Mountain Sports is a retail chain that spans most of the North Eastern United States. EMS as they are also known as specializes in adventure sports equipment ranging from Rock Climbing and Kayaking to Mountain Biking and beyond. They also carry there own line of
Video of Steph Davis and Dean Potter speaking about their experiences of pushing the bounds of free soloing.
Here the climbing inspired video "Savgi" from Climber/Musician Misty Murphy. check out more from Misty at mistymurphy.com Savgi from Mike Call on Vimeo.
It was January 1st 2010, a new year! while most where fast asleep at 7am with pending hangovers, I chose a different path of celebration for the new year. with pack strapped on, and ice axe hanging, my friend John and I hopped in my truck and headed the 25 snow-covered miles to Ricketts Glen
Patrick and the crew head up to Baxter State Park for a beautiful trek up Maine's famous Mount Katahdin.
When I think of Pennsylvania ski resorts, a few come to mind: Sno Mountain, Jack Frost, Camelback just to name a few, but there are a few little lesser known resorts around. I got an opportunity to visit one such resort this weekend, Ski Denton in Potter County Pennsylvania. The resort rests atop the modest Denton Hill which has a vertical rise of 650ft which is by no means the biggest in PA, but that's not what Denton's about. What I noticed and enjoyed was good snow, low wait times for the lifts, and lots of switchbacks.