Látrabjarg felt otherworldly to me, like something out of a fantasy realm of dragons and elves. Steep rocky cliffs climbed out of the ocean, barbed amalgamations of soil and stone abruptly ended thousands of feet off the surface of the water and appeared as if another section of the earth had simply broken off and
Last June, after a disappointing shutdown by Mount Hood, we departed Government Camp Oregon, and headed south into California. We figured if Hood was going to shut us down, we still had to climb a mountain, it was in our blood, it was what we came so many miles to do. Shasta had been an
My friend Heather and I went for a short morning hike just outside of Golden Colorado a few weeks ago. We hiked to the top of Table mountain before the heat of the day caught up with us. The view of the surrounding area was quire beautiful, and it was nice to see so many
Vedauwoo is one of those lesser visited climbing areas that many people either over look, or may not even know about. Since it is located only about 2 hours from the Boulder area, I feel a lot of climbers just head there instead. Last week, the Main Wall Collective team and I headed to Vedauwoo
Yesterday we were exploring deep reaching parts of Vedauwoo, Wyoming. The road was rough, and unforgiving but Heather's Subaru pulled through and we made it in and out of our destination. The rest of this week I will be exploring the Denver area some more as well as heading back to Vedauwoo for a video
This makes the second item checked off my 30 Before 30 list. I have been traveling pretty heavily the past few years, and one place that has been quite close to home, yet somewhere I had never visited was the state of Rhode Island. Well last month, while on my way home from Acadia National
Two years ago, I took on the challenge of Mount Rainier, the most glaciated mountain in the lower 48 states. I always wanted to climb that mountain, and my dream was about to be realized. Since not everyone is fortunate enough to achieve their dreams, I decided that I would climb this for charity, thus
In the east coast, the idea of backcountry skiing is all but non-existent. One of the few, if not the only backcountry experiences in the east is that of Tuckerman Ravine, on Mount Washington in New Hampshire. Hiking into the base of Tuckerman Ravine ravine takes a few hours, but once you are there, you
About a month ago, it occurred to me that I am quickly nearing my thirtieth birthday, and so I decided that I needed to accomplish a number of things before December, 18th 2014, Thirty things to be exact. So I started to currate a list of the things I want to accomplish before then. Though
Adventure Music can help amp you up! For me, music is a driving force behind most aspects of my life, from my creative motivation, to pretty much anything I do, it provides the energy I need to keep moving. When it comes to adventure and travel, I find that coupling the perfect adventure music