Zipper Couloir 3.27.15
The San Juan’s Zipper couloir may go by another name, but one that isn’t “family friendly”. Since we’ve also heard
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TR: Hagar Mountain (20 March 2015)
I first skied Hagar over 8 years ago. I was with my friend Dave. Our original intention was to ski
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14er TBT: Humboldt Peak (4-29-2007)
This is part of an ongoing series re-telling Brittany’s fourteener-skiing story. Look for the reports every Thursday, as part of
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Break Out the Ropes. The Coin Slot. 3.19.15
Brittany and I love skiing. And we love aesthetic lines. And if a line requires a little bit of rappelling,
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TR: Corn turns on Gothic Spoon (17 March 2015)
It was getting downright hot in Crested Butte. The sun was bright and fiery. And each day, the snowbanks melted
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14er TBT: Mount Oxford & Mount Belford (22 April 2007)
This is part of an ongoing series re-telling Brittany’s fourteener-skiing story. Look for the reports every Thursday, as part of
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Skiing In South Korea: Enjoying Sunny Days at YongPyong
Out of the 6 days that we skied in YongPyong, it snowed five of those days. Although we enjoyed being
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Skiing in South Korea: Night Skiing and a Night on the Town
When we first arrived in YongPyong, one of first tasks was to figure out the price of lift tickets. YongPyong
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Skiing in South Korea: Korean Food
When people ask us about our trip to Korea, I usually respond with something along the lines of “The skiing
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