Emily pauses on the skin track to Tamarack Peak. | 11/19/20 Mt. Rose, NV
Chiara, another ski instructor, enjoys a brew between runs at an all but empty resort. | 12/4/20 Alpine Meadows, CA
Asa on his way to check out this dead tree among the manzanita. This trip would be the last time I left the mountains until summer. | 12/12/20 Santa Cruz, CA
Isaac practices digging a snow pit to asses avalanche risk atop Andesite Peak. | 12/17/20 Norden, CA
During New Years Eve festivities, Carla gazes at Ryan adoringly despite the flamboyance of his outfit. | 12/31/20 Carnelian Bay, CA
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
Being a costal California native, Sierra makes her very first snow angel near Donner Summit. | 1/22/21 Norden, CA
My 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. This was the only major storm of the season, dropping a measly six feet along the crest. | 1/28/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Isaac pauses to enjoy a glorious view of Lake Tahoe before an exposed and windy push to the summit. | 2/1/21 Rubicon Peak, CA
I got a screaming deal on these custom backcountry skis thanks to my good friend Jay. They continue to grow on me with every tour! | 2/1/21 Rubicon Peak, CA
Nola soaks up the afternoon rays through the skylight from the comfort of my bed (which she pees on far too frequently). | 1/30/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Elena, rightly skeptical of California IPAs, continues to cradle her mug of wine as she samples a Bay Area brew. | 2/13/21 Squaw Valley, CA
It's easy to stare at a view like this and momentarily 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 quantity of exceptionally irrespon
For my birthday I ran down to Mammoth for a few days of killer skiing and cold car camping. The Grand Sierra Traverse that I hiked over the summer crossed many of the mountains in the background. | 3/1/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
PCT buddy Janis Joplin lives up the road from my campsite and decided to join me for dinner. He had hoped to spend the night, but his insulation left a little to be desired for a winter cowboy camp. | 3/1/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
PCT pal Hot Take wanted to help his friend Mimi (pictured) find a place to camp near Mammoth, and I just so happened to already be there! I ended up inviting her to share my patch of dirt for the night and an outrageously expensive pizza from town.
Ever heard that joke about dehydration? No? Well that's becasuse there AREN'T any jokes about dehydration, there's simply nothing funny about it. | 3/16/21 Ward Canyon, CA
Our mission on this fine morning was to hike up to a backcountry ski line called Xanadu. Our route brought us to the edge of a snow covered meadow right when the Twin Peaks came to life for the day. | 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
Ryan drew lots of attention from the masses after filling the Mammoth parking lot with the unmistakable smell of bacon. Here Sophia and Carla quality control Ryan's dirtbag feast. | 3/30/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
Emily pauses on the skin track to Tamarack Peak. | 11/19/20 Mt. Rose, NV
Emily pauses on the skin track to Tamarack Peak. | 11/19/20 Mt. Rose, NV
Chiara, another ski instructor, enjoys a brew between runs at an all but empty resort. | 12/4/20 Alpine Meadows, CA
Chiara, another ski instructor, enjoys a brew between runs at an all but empty resort. | 12/4/20 Alpine Meadows, CA
Asa on his way to check out this dead tree among the manzanita. This trip would be the last time I left the mountains until summer. | 12/12/20 Santa Cruz, CA
Asa on his way to check out this dead tree among the manzanita. This trip would be the last time I left the mountains until summer. | 12/12/20 Santa Cruz, CA
Isaac practices digging a snow pit to asses avalanche risk atop Andesite Peak. | 12/17/20 Norden, CA
Isaac practices digging a snow pit to asses avalanche risk atop Andesite Peak. | 12/17/20 Norden, CA
During New Years Eve festivities, Carla gazes at Ryan adoringly despite the flamboyance of his outfit. | 12/31/20 Carnelian Bay, CA
During New Years Eve festivities, Carla gazes at Ryan adoringly despite the flamboyance of his outfit. | 12/31/20 Carnelian Bay, CA
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
Being a costal California native, Sierra makes her very first snow angel near Donner Summit. | 1/22/21 Norden, CA
Being a costal California native, Sierra makes her very first snow angel near Donner Summit. | 1/22/21 Norden, CA
My roommates Jay and Morgan each have an absolute cutie of a dog. Meet Nola and Jax! | 1/26/21 Cedar Flat, CA
My 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. This was the only major storm of the season, dropping a measly six feet along the crest. | 1/28/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Morgan takes a break from shoveling off our back deck in favor of a high quality snow sit. This was the only major storm of the season, dropping a measly six feet along the crest. | 1/28/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Isaac pauses to enjoy a glorious view of Lake Tahoe before an exposed and windy push to the summit. | 2/1/21 Rubicon Peak, CA
Isaac pauses to enjoy a glorious view of Lake Tahoe before an exposed and windy push to the summit. | 2/1/21 Rubicon Peak, CA
I got a screaming deal on these custom backcountry skis thanks to my good friend Jay. They continue to grow on me with every tour! | 2/1/21 Rubicon Peak, CA
I got a screaming deal on these custom backcountry skis thanks to my good friend Jay. They continue to grow on me with every tour! | 2/1/21 Rubicon Peak, CA
Nola soaks up the afternoon rays through the skylight from the comfort of my bed (which she pees on far too frequently). | 1/30/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Nola soaks up the afternoon rays through the skylight from the comfort of my bed (which she pees on far too frequently). | 1/30/21 Cedar Flat, CA
Elena, rightly skeptical of California IPAs, continues to cradle her mug of wine as she samples a Bay Area brew. | 2/13/21 Squaw Valley, CA
Elena, rightly skeptical of California IPAs, continues to cradle her mug of wine as she samples a Bay Area brew. | 2/13/21 Squaw Valley, CA
It's easy to stare at a view like this and momentarily 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 quantity of exceptionally irrespon
It's easy to stare at a view like this and momentarily 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 quantity of exceptionally irresponsible Bay Area tourists was draining. | 3/2/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
For my birthday I ran down to Mammoth for a few days of killer skiing and cold car camping. The Grand Sierra Traverse that I hiked over the summer crossed many of the mountains in the background. | 3/1/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
For my birthday I ran down to Mammoth for a few days of killer skiing and cold car camping. The Grand Sierra Traverse that I hiked over the summer crossed many of the mountains in the background. | 3/1/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
PCT buddy Janis Joplin lives up the road from my campsite and decided to join me for dinner. He had hoped to spend the night, but his insulation left a little to be desired for a winter cowboy camp. | 3/1/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
PCT buddy Janis Joplin lives up the road from my campsite and decided to join me for dinner. He had hoped to spend the night, but his insulation left a little to be desired for a winter cowboy camp. | 3/1/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
PCT pal Hot Take wanted to help his friend Mimi (pictured) find a place to camp near Mammoth, and I just so happened to already be there! I ended up inviting her to share my patch of dirt for the night and an outrageously expensive pizza from town.
PCT pal Hot Take wanted to help his friend Mimi (pictured) find a place to camp near Mammoth, and I just so happened to already be there! I ended up inviting her to share my patch of dirt for the night and an outrageously expensive pizza from town. | 3/2/21 Mammoth Lakes, CA
Ever heard that joke about dehydration? No? Well that's becasuse there AREN'T any jokes about dehydration, there's simply nothing funny about it. | 3/16/21 Ward Canyon, CA
Ever heard that joke about dehydration? No? Well that's becasuse there AREN'T any jokes about dehydration, there's simply nothing funny about it. | 3/16/21 Ward Canyon, CA
Our mission on this fine morning was to hike up to a backcountry ski line called Xanadu. Our route brought us to the edge of a snow covered meadow right when the Twin Peaks came to life for the day. | 3/16/21 Ward Canyon, CA
Our mission on this fine morning was to hike up to a backcountry ski line called Xanadu. Our route brought us to the edge of a snow covered meadow right when the Twin Peaks came to life for the day. | 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
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
Ryan drew lots of attention from the masses after filling the Mammoth parking lot with the unmistakable smell of bacon. Here Sophia and Carla quality control Ryan's dirtbag feast. | 3/30/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
Ryan drew lots of attention from the masses after filling the Mammoth parking lot with the unmistakable smell of bacon. Here Sophia and Carla quality control Ryan's dirtbag feast. | 3/30/21 Mammoth Mountain, CA
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