By Josiah Failing in Photo Essay, Whitewater
Mile 11.3: Staring hopefully down the Colorado River at Soap Creek camp – the first night spent on our epic 25 day trip down the Grand Canyon. Here, the rock formation is the red Hermit Shale, a crumbly terrace-forming unit that would later be thousands of feet above us. Mile 33: A view from […]
By Nick Cote in Backcountry Skiing, Nature, Photo Essay
I was born and raised in Jackson Hole, and while I can’t afford to live there, I’ll probably call it home until I find somewhere better (unlikely). As it goes with most people who end up there, my parents moved out there for a season. Forty years ago. My photography took off after moving away, […]
By Nick Webb in Backcountry Skiing, Photo Essay
A wild view rewards the climber who summits iconic Whitehorse Mountain. Three Fingers and the surrounding slopes shine with fresh snow in the sharp mid-winter light – an invitation for the ambitious. Darrington, WA Beau Fredlund carves his signature turn through seracs on the upper Tasman Glacier in the Southern Alps of New Zealand. […]