Articles tagged ‘climbing’
Climbing in the Grand Tetons
By Daved Brosche | January 7th, 2008 |
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If you are thinking about going climbing in the Grand Tetons of Wyoming, theres one name you need to know; Exum Mountain Guides. Exum Guides have been taking novice and experienced climbers up the Grand Tetons since the 1920’s the company was founded by Glen Exum, one of the first men to guide [...]
Daily Dose: Tuesday, November 21st
By Eric | November 21st, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Space Golfing News: A drive to remember…
Cairngorm disaster: Climbers die after rescue effort
AAA: More people traveling farther from home for Thanksgiving
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Tourism boom brings hope, worry to Siem Reap
Bargain Getaway: Miami to Barbados/$303 RT on American
Today’s Destination: Antarctic first-timers awed by glacial beauty
Touching the Void’s Simon Yates in person
By Eric | October 7th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Last night I attended a screening of Touching the Void at our annual mountain film festival here in Taos. The film, which came out in 2004, was based on the book by Joe Simpson. Read on for a summary if you want to spoil the movie. Also in attendance at the screening was Simon Yates, [...]
14ers - Colorado’s Wiliest Teens
By Eric | October 5th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Colorado’s 14ers are some of the more popular climbs in the Rockies, and that popularity is wearing on them a bit. As the
New West Network points out:
Beth Grady and Andrew Larson spent the last two summers climbing 21 of Colorado’s Fourteeners as researchers for the Peak Rangers program of the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, a [...]
Less Extreme Adventures - Getting High
By Eric | September 11th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Allright, so the plans to head to Moab this week have been delayed due to the unavailability of work coverage, which leaves me probably spending far too much time with this laptop this week instead.
With colder temperatures already setting in here in New Mexico, I’ve been looking out my window at Wheeler Peak, the tallest [...]
