South Maroon Peak – Bell Cord Ski Descent – 5.31.06
Skiing the Upper East Face and Bell Cord Couloir on South Maroon.
Skiing the Upper East Face and Bell Cord Couloir on South Maroon.
A ski descent of the southeast side of Mount Hope from Sheep Gulch and Clear Creek Road.
Skiing Mount Evans with Chris Davenport.
Christy, with the East Face of Siberia Peak behind. Route: West Face Team: Ted, Christy, Dirk Bockelmann Take two. I skied “on” Snowmass Mountain back in 2002, but couldn’t claim it as a summit descent. So after Pikes Peak last week, I rallied Dirk and Christy for what has become our annual Memorial Day Weekend 14er ski trip and we headed over to Marble. A new side of the mountain...
The “Reverse Trailhead” meant we climbed back up after skiing. Route: Y Couloir Team: ted, Chris Davenport It would be a month after Pyramid before I skied another 14er. An eight day trip to Valdez, AK followed by a ski expedition to the tallest peak in Greenland, all sandwiched around buying and remodeling our condo kept me busy when Chris was stepping up his efforts on the 14ers. I was...
Route: Southeast Face Team: Christy, Lyndsay Meyer The Kite Lake trailhead Ascending the thinly covered route. Not much avy risk here today. Lyndsay Christy The view back towards Bross. On the summit. Ready to ski. Maybe a little corn on the descent? Watch those willows!
An April ski descent of Mount Lincoln.
Chris, in the big middle section of the Landry Route. Route: East Face Team: Ted, Chris Davenport, Neal Beidleman The advanced planning was minimal, consisting of a couple of organizational calls from Chris, laced with tones of muted optimism. The recon was even more limited. We had a few aerial shots of the route, a line that had only been skied once before back in 1978. The hazards were widely...
Up top, not much to see here, either. Route: South Slopes Team: Ted, Chris Davenport Even though I had already skied Mount Sherman once in 2004, I still welcomed Chris’s invitation to do something different and get out of Aspen for the day. We could talk up some more exciting trips for spring and maybe somewhere down the road he would return the favor and come along with me when...
A January ski descent of Quandary peak with Chris Davenport and Horton the Quandary Dog.
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