Climbing Matt and Megan Do Jackson Symmetry Spire The rest day set us up to wake up early for Symmetry Spire. Back in the day, Symmetry was my first-ever alpine adventure. It was beyond cool to repeat the route
Climbing Matt and Megan Do Wyoming At long last, I got the Megs inside God's Rectangle. She left from the Bugs and I from Lander, and we rendezvoused in Victor, Idaho after two weeks geographically separated. Specifically, we rendezvoused
shadow peak Back to Shadow Peak Mr. Stech invited me out for a Sunday tour to Shadow Peak with Jake, Katie and Mike. It was neat getting back out there; I first skied Shadow almost exactly two years back
Climbing Trudeau's Bouldering Garage The greater Teton region is covered in snow... The view from Chris's driveway ... but unlike this time last year, it's not quite enough snow to want to get out and play on. Still,
Climbing The Last of the Teats All these photos were taken on my phone. It's not too fun to hike a camera into the Tetons when it's just two of you out there working on the hard stuff Sometime
Climbing Teton Cragging What good is it living in Jackson if all you're doing is driving elsewhere to climb limestone, amirite? Rock Springs Buttress Early in the season, Chris introduced me to the Teton's craggiest crag:
beer Still Not Climbing It's hard to keep track of all the things I do that aren't climbing, but luckily I take lots of pictures to remind me. Here's some that I missed from my rest days
Climbing Ode to Rest Days I think it's Newton's Second Law of Motion that states: A body in constant motion eventually needs rest. I could be wrong though. With two trips to Ten Sleep Canyon, five trips to
Climbing A Month of Wyoming I really recommend you play this in HD. A month ago I quit my job and moved into my car. Shortly after, two girls from Sweden moved into it with me. Yes, it
Jackson Straight to Summer I came home to mountains beautiful beyond words; grass too green and a bike with air in its tires; a guitar that was still in tune and a festival in my backyard; a
Climbing Symmetry Spire Living in Lander, with the Winds so near, I was convinced this would be the year of alpine climbing. I just needed to find myself a Yoda who would show me the ropes,
Adventures A Bit of Fall Climbing Climbing is a thing in my life again, and that makes life so much better. While the climbing gym in Jackson closed this month, the outdoors obviously provide plenty of rock, and if
birthday It Was My Birthday And my mom came all the way out to my new home to look at things with me. We played in the village, where I rode the tram for the first time, and
bike tour Welcome Back to Jackson Enjoy Jackson, leave Jackson, go back to Jackson, go outside. Phelps Lake A Weekend of People (Some from far off places) Slow Foods Bike Tour Outside My Front Door
Adventures Being That Guy Bikin', baby The bum life with a bum knee in Jackson continues to improve. Wednesday I went for my first real bike ride in ages and managed to pull in something just short
Adventures Jacksonia Yesterday, two days after my brace came off, which is coincidentally two days after my doctor told me it would be a very bad idea to go rock climbing, I went rock climbing.
Adventures Slide Lake While complaining about my knee keeping me from anything that would allow me to enjoy an endorphin high (climbing, biking, hiking), Jake Ostlind pointed out to me that kayaking is a sport that
Adventures Shadow Peak The last of the New Years series. I worked two days, and then Saturday got together with Martin and Andrea to do Shadow Peak. I took quite a few photos on the way
Adventures Across From Two Oceans Disappointment Peak was swiftly followed up with more mellow slopes in Togwotee Pass, the mountain pass between the Tetons and Lander. Andrea, Martin and I first skied the area about two weeks before,
Adventures Disappointment Peak Andrea beat me to the punch, but I've at last had a Saturday at home to edit photos. Wahoo! The crew was Andrea, Martin, Ben (the guy with the beard), Ben (the guy
Adventures Hungry Hen at Disappointment Peak Andrea has put up another report of fun snow days, and this time around with a bunch of my pictures. Check out her chronicling of Disappointment Peak. Well down on the valley floor,