Ranges

Mount Princeton Ski Descent – 5.9.04

May 9, 2004

Catching Mount Princeton in rare ski form back in 2004.

Mount Harvard – South Slopes – 5.8.04

May 8, 2004

Mount Harvard and a ski descent of the South Slopes.

West Face of Mount Columbia – 5.8.04

May 8, 2004

The West Face of Columbia, seen from Harvard earlier that morning. Route: West Face Team: Ted, Christy The thought of not trying for Columbia right after Harvard, even if it was a bit warm and a bit late was not one Christy or I wanted to entertain. At this point in time I was barely halfway through the ski list and wasn’t set on skiing them all, but Christy would...

Mount Elbert Ski Descent – 5.7.04

May 7, 2004

Box Creek Cirque is arguably the best ski line on Mount Elbert.

Mount Bierstadt Ski Descent – 5.6.04

May 6, 2004

Mount Bierstadt is one of the easiest peaks on the list of 14ers to ski. Route: West Flank Team: Christy, Ted We decided on Bierstadt. The morning before we were in Chamonix. After skiing the Haute Route (Chamonix to Zermatt) with friends May Eynon, Jon Gibans, Katie Monahan, and Dick and Paulina Jackson, we decided to end the trip early when bad weather ruled out a ski attempt of Mont...

East Face of Castle Peak – 4.20.04

Apr 20, 2004

A 2004 ski descent of the East Face of Castle Peak from Tagert Hut with Amos Whiting and Dirk Bockelman.

Uncompahgre Peak – West Face – 4.17.04

Apr 17, 2004

A snow camp and ski descent of Uncompahgre Peak.

Castle Peak Ski Descent – 10.20.02

Oct 20, 2002

An October ski descent of Castle Peak’s North Couloir.

Snowmass Mountain Ski Descent – 5.20.02

May 20, 2002

Jeremy on the summit, shot with a disposable camera. Route: East Face Team: Ted, Jeremy Barbin Snowmass Mountain has always been a favorite. Part of its allure lies in its remoteness, the fact that you can only really see it from other exciting locales. Backpacks, peak climbs and backcountry ski tours bring the mountain into sight, when I see it I must be doing something fun, like a reward for...