Front Range

As the snow finally starts losing the battle with summer, I find myself less and less inclined to ski. Not because I don’t enjoy it- I still do. And summer snow can be really fun. But hiking for miles and miles just to reach the snow starts to lose a lot of allure for me. Brittany, on the other hand, will keep going until the snow gets really bad. With this in mind, we chose something with virtually no approach- Sundance Mountain…

In early June, the snow was transitioning from a spring snowpack to a summer snowpack. East and south aspects were

After skiing Skywalker Couloir on South Arapahoe Peak, we sat out a day to let some adverse weather pass. The

Ten years ago over Memorial day weekend, Brittany and I met for the first time and skied the East face

The north couloir on Pacific is a classic line. But, it’s often difficult to get into condition. Ten years ago,

Last spring, Scott and I ventured up Square Top Mountain near Guanella Pass in Colorado. So, it was only appropriate

Nokhu Crags is a place I’ve heard mention of many times in regards to backcountry skiing. But, Cameron Pass is

Berthoud Pass will always hold a special place in my heart, since it’s where I started backcountry skiing, and I’m

After a few days in Denver eating turkey and battling Black Friday crowds (OK, I’m kidding about that part), it