Carson Iceberg Wilderness
Winter's first snowfall is always magical. In the back country, it can be transcendant.
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Winter's first snowfall is always magical. In the back country, it can be transcendant.
With a group of friends from school, I summited fourteen-thousand foot Mount Shasta early on a frigid May morning.
I led a group on a winter summit attempt of California's 10,000-foot Pyramid Peak.
I skied Yosemite's Glacier Point Road on a February weekend. We reached Washburn Point and got incredible views of the valley.
The instructors of Stanford's Outdoor Education Program spent their annual retreat skiing through the Sierra Nevada back country.
I spent a week during the winter of 2008 exploring Peru's Inca ruins at Cusco and Machu Picchu.
At 11,188, Mount Silliman is a straightforward but rewarding climb in Sequoia National Park.
At 14,159', Mount Sill is one of California's highest peaks. I climbed it with some friends from college.
Beautiful hill towns and pastoral scenery dominate Italy's beautiful Umbria region.
Sequoia National Park's 11,204-foot Alta Peak turned out to be a great place to teach introductory mountaineering.