One Weekend – Two Ski Tours
A weekend of two classic ski tours: The Sourdough Traverse and the CMC Ski Trail to Lil Raven
A weekend of two classic ski tours: The Sourdough Traverse and the CMC Ski Trail to Lil Raven
Two weekends in a row where Ma Nature decided to alter my plans. It was not the outdoor fun I planned, but it was still enjoyable.
Which hat to wear outdoors? It all depends on the conditions, time of the year and personal preference. Read More …
The Sportsman Guide house brand -15F sleeping bags are a great bargain for deep winter car camping. Read More …
December and January means shorter days. A good time of the year for day trips. Here are some highlights.
More people seem to get stuck on the way to or from the winter trail head. Here’s some advice on how not to get stuck…or what to do if you do. Read More …
How to make your wool socks, thermals, hats etc. good as new Read More …
What to wear in what many people consider to be among the most difficult of conditions: cold and wet. Read More …
What’s better for Nordic touring? Wax or Waxless skis? The usual answer: It all depends! Read More …
A look at why I take a thermos on winter outings Read More …
It is now winter. Should trusty wool be used or synthetics? Read on to find out more.
Some early winter hikes and skis in late October through early December
With the cold weather hitting Colorado, my mind is turning to winter. Read More …
A gear review of one of the most versatile pieces of outdoor clothing: the balaclava. There are certain pieces of gear and clothing that I have used over the years and have been a constant item in my pack: The Read More …
Reconsidering the humble fleece jacket for outdoor use. Read More …
A hut trip to the Betty Bear Hut in early March 2013
Winter backpacking and ski touring with Andrew Skurka in Rocky Mountain National Park.
A review of Log House Designs gaiters. Sold at Campmor as Goretex Easy Gaiters II.
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