Midway Pass Run- the hard way
Running Midway Pass a 19 mile route from Independence Pass to Hunter Creek.
Ski Mount Evans – 5.24.09
A wet spring day skiing the Northeast Face of Mount Evans in 2009.
East Face of Wetterhorn Peak – 5.18.09
The Writing’s on the Snow Christy gets down with the brown on Wetterhorn’s East Face I think we might be done. Five weeks ago I laid out two possible scenarios concerning the brown snow this spring, the dust would either be a non-issue or it would cut the season short. Opinions around town favored the latter as the likely outcome, and that’s understandable because it looked pretty bad around here. For...
Huron Peak Ski Descent – 5.3.09
A Sad Day for the Tele’s Route: Northeast Face Team: Ted, Christy, Dirk Bockelmann, Philip Ping Flaunting her new boots to the couloir, Christy’s eager to go. Christy is always picking on me for having more shoes than she, and when you count all of my old beat up running sneakers she may be right, I could stand to toss a few old pairs. But the most recent addition to...
Mount Lindsey – North Face Ski Descent – 5.16.09
Skiing the North Couloir on Mount Lindsey.
Mount Massive – South Slopes – 5.10.09
Skiing the South Slopes of Mount Massive
Ski the Crestone Needle – 5.9.09
A great climb and ski of the Southeast Couloir on the Crestone Needle.
Humboldt Peak Ski Descent – 5.9.09
Route: Southeast Face Team: Christy, Ted, Kim Havell, Karen Kingsley The four of us had just skied the Crestone Needle and from Broken Hand Pass were looking over to Humboldt. We could see the straightforward route down, across Upper South Colony Lakes, and up the mountain’s standard summer route. The ski down would be thin at the top, as it always is, but to get two Sangre summits checked off...
Crestone Peak – North Couloir
Only during a special season does the North Couloir on Crestone Peak have enough snow to ski. 2008 was one of those years….
OB Couloir – Kit Carson – 4.26.09
A spring descent of Kit Carson’s Outward Bound Couloir, a Sangre classic!
About Christy & Ted
We met in Aspen in 2000 and have been happily stuck in the rockies ever since, getting out in the mountains every day we can, in every season and by all means possible. Read More
