“Siberia Peak”
A 2020 spring trip in to ski the East Face of “Siberia Peak” deep in the Elk Mountains
A 2020 spring trip in to ski the East Face of “Siberia Peak” deep in the Elk Mountains
The East Face of Conundrum Peak, a great option for skiing this Aspen area 14er.
Climbing and skiing the steep East Face of Clark Peak, 13,580 ft., located in the Snowmass Creek Valley.
A spring ski descent of Deer Mountain, 13,761 ft., in the Independence Pass region.
Our trip report from Bald Mountain, 13,684 ft., a Bicentennial peak outside of Breckenridge, Colorado.
After ringing in the new year, we decided to head out on a ski tour to Ashcroft, a favorite zone near Aspen.
A spring ski descent of Twin Peaks A, just west of the 14er Ellingwood Point, in the Southern Sangres.
Late season ski descents of Mount Champion and UN13736 on the east side of Independence Pass.
We finally made a trip to ski U.S. Grant Peak down in the San Juans up in Ice Lakes Basin.
Deep in a valley south of Twin Lakes, CO lies Mount Blaurock, 13,616 ft. It’s an impressive summit, especially for skiing, with a wide northeast face that offers more than a half a dozen potential steep ski lines.
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