Solo Backcountry Skiing and Splitboarding
Heading into the winter backcountry alone can feel like stepping into a beautiful, frozen cathedral—quiet, serene, and just a little… Read More
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Heading into the winter backcountry alone can feel like stepping into a beautiful, frozen cathedral—quiet, serene, and just a little… Read More
...a Tree Well If you realize you’re falling into a tree well, grab the tree or branches to keep from… Read More
...some new routes. The prime time for this kind of skiing is usually December through March. Shuksan Arm Lake Anne… Read More
...means that you and your friend can’t switch skis for fun or, heaven forbid, for a rescue. Unfortunately, you can’t… Read More
...accept the serious responsibility of mountain partnerships, to understand mountain environments and the threats to them, and to develop preservationist… Read More
...most difficult and potentially frustrating to use. Their uses are diverse: they may be appropriate for approaching a climbing objective,… Read More
...warmth is often sacrificed for the sake of increased dexterity. In short, if you plan to climb higher standard rock… Read More
AAI Program Coordinator and Denali guide Pulling sleds on an expedition is very much a love-hate relationship – one… Read More
...climbing a big mountain – ski mountaineering for a ski descent – I’ll usually have an ice axe with me… Read More
...get by with as little effort as is possible. That having been said, a Denali climb’s difficulty is hard to… Read More