Someone asked if I’d publish the text for the Sheriff’s letter. No problem. It’s quite benign and reproduced below: As mentioned, I don’t have any problem with making sure my route descriptions have adequate warnings about hazards myself and my…
Monthly Archives
October 2006
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Fourteener in this case is Mount of the Holy Cross. A somewhat mellow hike as fourteeners go, Holy Cross nonetheless has a bit of route finding challenge as the easy route descends into a valley before the climb begins, and then winds around from a north shoulder to the west side of the peak.
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Mount Sopris, Colorado during an evening walk yesterday. Colorado Storm 3 (CS-3) was warm with a high snowline. Good, since potential sugar snow down low got disolved, while nice sticky stuff fell up high to create a base. Fun watching…
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Wilderness rescue brings up interesting issues about how prepared backcountry hikers and others should be.
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Oh yeah! Tons of moisture cycling into central Colorado yet again. Third time’s a charm? We might be looking at a BIG winter. For big winters you need big skis.
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Our 16-year-old son had the opportunity to attend a Wilderness Medicine Institute 2 day first aid class this past weekend. Located at the 10th Mountain Harry Gates Hut in central Colorado, the intensive covered just about everything in advanced first…
