Julian and Asa, stoked to be skiing rather than surfing for a change. | 1/21/21 Mt. Rose, NV
Sierra emerges from the ice filled Donner train tunnels. The tunnels were built by Chinese prisoners in 1867 and housed the first rail line to cross the Sierra Nevada. | 1/22/21 Norden, CA
Isaac on the way up Rubicon Peak, trying to hurry since the winds were so strong. | 2/1/21 Tahoma, CA
My winter roommates Jay and Morgan each have an absolute cutie of a dog. Meet Nola and Jax! | 1/26/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Morgan takes a break from shoveling off our back deck in favor of a high quality snow sit. | 1/28/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Elena and Ryan live it up at the weekly "Car Bar" in the Squaw Valley (now Palisades Tahoe) parking lot. | 2/13/21 Olympic Valley, CA
It's easy to stare at a view like this and forget there's still a pandemic raging in every nook and cranny of the world. Overall, the resorts did a pretty decent job of keeping things safe, although the sheer quantity of exceptionally irresponsible
PCT pal Hot Take wanted to help his friend Mimi (pictured) find a place to camp near Mammoth. I just so happened to already be there, so I invited her to share my patch of dirt and an outrageously expensive pizza from town. | 3/2/21 Mammoth Lakes, C
Fluffy fresh snow, clear skies, good pals and low avalanche danger made this one of my favorite runs of the season. Here Matt, Scott and Bryan transition their splitboards to downhill mode for 1,800 feet of floaty goodness. | 3/16/21 Ward Canyon, CA
We ran out of buns during parking lot lunch, so Elena ended up with a naked dog. | 3/30/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
My best pals from the mountain (and Rylee), days before heading our seperate ways for the summer. | 4/16/21 Donner Lake, CA
Mariah was nothing but smiles upon reaching the summit of Incline Peak. | 4/17/21 Incline Village, NV
Cramming for EMT final exams in my car with the beautiful Mt. Rose out the window. | 5/3/21 Reno, NV
Cole donned some sweet glow sticks for one last trampoline jump before bed. | 5/7/21 Tahoe City, CA
Bjorn and I on the 10,463' summit of Lassen Peak before our first run of the day on our first overnight ski tour! Despite all of the extra gear weight, the turns were killer. | 5/28/21 Lassen Volcanic National Park, CA
Bjorn, ready to ski the first pitch of Eagle Peak on some fine Cascade Corn. | 5/28/21 Lassen National Park, CA
Randy catches some fine light while on a winery crawl in Sonoma County. | 5/29/21 Healdsburg, CA
Blankie and Hannah on our way to camp at Shadow Lake for a "dirtbag triathlon", where we would hike to the top of Lassen Peak, ski down, then climb a sport pitch. Unfortunately extreme wind pushed us off the mountain and we had to bail back to the f
Happy International Hike Naked Day! If you missed it this year, get after it on the next summer solstice. | 6/20/21 Mt. Morgan, Inyo County, CA
Good pals from the Appalachian Trail Olde English and Two Step pose in their new employee cabin at Rock Creek Resort. | 6/20/21 Rock Creek Canyon, CA
Blankie and I did some tub laundry to avoid the unnecessary cost of the laundromat next door. | 7/8/21 Mile 133.5 2,676' Eureka, Montana
Noisy sets off once again after a break on Davis Mountain. | 7/12/21 Mile 216.8 7,583' Purcell Mountains, Montana
Nooch holds on for dear life during a hitch up to the next forest road on route. | 7/19/21 Mile 355.0 2,059' Selkirk Mountains, Washington
Blankie, stoked to be horizontal after a steep and hot climb to camp. | 7/27/21 Mile 431.5 4,910' Okanogan Highlands, Washington
Julian and Asa, stoked to be skiing rather than surfing for a change. | 1/21/21 Mt. Rose, NV
Julian and Asa, stoked to be skiing rather than surfing for a change. | 1/21/21 Mt. Rose, NV
Sierra emerges from the ice filled Donner train tunnels. The tunnels were built by Chinese prisoners in 1867 and housed the first rail line to cross the Sierra Nevada. | 1/22/21 Norden, CA
Sierra emerges from the ice filled Donner train tunnels. The tunnels were built by Chinese prisoners in 1867 and housed the first rail line to cross the Sierra Nevada. | 1/22/21 Norden, CA
Isaac on the way up Rubicon Peak, trying to hurry since the winds were so strong. | 2/1/21 Tahoma, CA
Isaac on the way up Rubicon Peak, trying to hurry since the winds were so strong. | 2/1/21 Tahoma, CA
My winter roommates Jay and Morgan each have an absolute cutie of a dog. Meet Nola and Jax! | 1/26/21 Cedar Flat, CA
My winter roommates Jay and Morgan each have an absolute cutie of a dog. Meet Nola and Jax! | 1/26/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Morgan takes a break from shoveling off our back deck in favor of a high quality snow sit. | 1/28/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Morgan takes a break from shoveling off our back deck in favor of a high quality snow sit. | 1/28/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Elena and Ryan live it up at the weekly "Car Bar" in the Squaw Valley (now Palisades Tahoe) parking lot. | 2/13/21 Olympic Valley, CA
Elena and Ryan live it up at the weekly "Car Bar" in the Squaw Valley (now Palisades Tahoe) parking lot. | 2/13/21 Olympic Valley, CA
It's easy to stare at a view like this and forget there's still a pandemic raging in every nook and cranny of the world. Overall, the resorts did a pretty decent job of keeping things safe, although the sheer quantity of exceptionally irresponsible
It's easy to stare at a view like this and forget there's still a pandemic raging in every nook and cranny of the world. Overall, the resorts did a pretty decent job of keeping things safe, although the sheer quantity of exceptionally irresponsible Bay Area tourists was draining. | 3/2/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
PCT pal Hot Take wanted to help his friend Mimi (pictured) find a place to camp near Mammoth. I just so happened to already be there, so I invited her to share my patch of dirt and an outrageously expensive pizza from town. | 3/2/21 Mammoth Lakes, C
PCT pal Hot Take wanted to help his friend Mimi (pictured) find a place to camp near Mammoth. I just so happened to already be there, so I invited her to share my patch of dirt and an outrageously expensive pizza from town. | 3/2/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
Fluffy fresh snow, clear skies, good pals and low avalanche danger made this one of my favorite runs of the season. Here Matt, Scott and Bryan transition their splitboards to downhill mode for 1,800 feet of floaty goodness. | 3/16/21 Ward Canyon, CA
Fluffy fresh snow, clear skies, good pals and low avalanche danger made this one of my favorite runs of the season. Here Matt, Scott and Bryan transition their splitboards to downhill mode for 1,800 feet of floaty goodness. | 3/16/21 Ward Canyon, CA
We ran out of buns during parking lot lunch, so Elena ended up with a naked dog. | 3/30/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
We ran out of buns during parking lot lunch, so Elena ended up with a naked dog. | 3/30/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
My best pals from the mountain (and Rylee), days before heading our seperate ways for the summer. | 4/16/21 Donner Lake, CA
My best pals from the mountain (and Rylee), days before heading our seperate ways for the summer. | 4/16/21 Donner Lake, CA
Mariah was nothing but smiles upon reaching the summit of Incline Peak. | 4/17/21 Incline Village, NV
Mariah was nothing but smiles upon reaching the summit of Incline Peak. | 4/17/21 Incline Village, NV
Cramming for EMT final exams in my car with the beautiful Mt. Rose out the window. | 5/3/21 Reno, NV
Cramming for EMT final exams in my car with the beautiful Mt. Rose out the window. | 5/3/21 Reno, NV
Cole donned some sweet glow sticks for one last trampoline jump before bed. | 5/7/21 Tahoe City, CA
Cole donned some sweet glow sticks for one last trampoline jump before bed. | 5/7/21 Tahoe City, CA
Bjorn and I on the 10,463' summit of Lassen Peak before our first run of the day on our first overnight ski tour! Despite all of the extra gear weight, the turns were killer. | 5/28/21 Lassen Volcanic National Park, CA
Bjorn and I on the 10,463' summit of Lassen Peak before our first run of the day on our first overnight ski tour! Despite all of the extra gear weight, the turns were killer. | 5/28/21 Lassen Volcanic National Park, CA
Bjorn, ready to ski the first pitch of Eagle Peak on some fine Cascade Corn. | 5/28/21 Lassen National Park, CA
Bjorn, ready to ski the first pitch of Eagle Peak on some fine Cascade Corn. | 5/28/21 Lassen National Park, CA
Randy catches some fine light while on a winery crawl in Sonoma County. | 5/29/21 Healdsburg, CA
Randy catches some fine light while on a winery crawl in Sonoma County. | 5/29/21 Healdsburg, CA
Blankie and Hannah on our way to camp at Shadow Lake for a "dirtbag triathlon", where we would hike to the top of Lassen Peak, ski down, then climb a sport pitch. Unfortunately extreme wind pushed us off the mountain and we had to bail back to the f
Blankie and Hannah on our way to camp at Shadow Lake for a "dirtbag triathlon", where we would hike to the top of Lassen Peak, ski down, then climb a sport pitch. Unfortunately extreme wind pushed us off the mountain and we had to bail back to the farm. | 6/10/21 Lassen National Park, CA
Happy International Hike Naked Day! If you missed it this year, get after it on the next summer solstice. | 6/20/21 Mt. Morgan, Inyo County, CA
Happy International Hike Naked Day! If you missed it this year, get after it on the next summer solstice. | 6/20/21 Mt. Morgan, Inyo County, CA
Good pals from the Appalachian Trail Olde English and Two Step pose in their new employee cabin at Rock Creek Resort. | 6/20/21 Rock Creek Canyon, CA
Good pals from the Appalachian Trail Olde English and Two Step pose in their new employee cabin at Rock Creek Resort. | 6/20/21 Rock Creek Canyon, CA
Blankie and I did some tub laundry to avoid the unnecessary cost of the laundromat next door. | 7/8/21 Mile 133.5 2,676' Eureka, Montana
Blankie and I did some tub laundry to avoid the unnecessary cost of the laundromat next door. | 7/8/21 Mile 133.5 2,676' Eureka, Montana
Noisy sets off once again after a break on Davis Mountain. | 7/12/21 Mile 216.8 7,583' Purcell Mountains, Montana
Noisy sets off once again after a break on Davis Mountain. | 7/12/21 Mile 216.8 7,583' Purcell Mountains, Montana
Nooch holds on for dear life during a hitch up to the next forest road on route. | 7/19/21 Mile 355.0 2,059' Selkirk Mountains, Washington
Nooch holds on for dear life during a hitch up to the next forest road on route. | 7/19/21 Mile 355.0 2,059' Selkirk Mountains, Washington
Blankie, stoked to be horizontal after a steep and hot climb to camp. | 7/27/21 Mile 431.5 4,910' Okanogan Highlands, Washington
Blankie, stoked to be horizontal after a steep and hot climb to camp. | 7/27/21 Mile 431.5 4,910' Okanogan Highlands, Washington
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