OB Couloir – Kit Carson – 4.26.09
A spring descent of Kit Carson’s Outward Bound Couloir, a Sangre classic!
Culebra Peak Ski Descent – 3.9.08
Pondering the monster cairn. Route: Northwest Ridge Team: Christy, Ted, Jordan White, Frank Konsella, Brittany Walker There are some things that all players in the 14er game must eventually confront. Sooner or later, anyone serious about finishing them, in any season or style, must pay a visit to Culebra Peak (pun)— the peak that resides entirely on a private ranch. Often left until the end, the long drive, required reservation...
Crestone Peak Ski Descent – 3.1.08
An amazing outing to ski teh South Couloir on Crestone Peak.
Little Bear Peak Hourglass Couloir Ski Descent – 5.31.07
Skiing the Hourglass Couloir on the 14er Little Bear Peak in 2007.
Humboldt Peak Solo Ski Descent – 5.22.07
Crestone Needle in the morning light. Route: Southeast Face Team: Ted (solo) After Lindsey I headed to the South Colony Lakes 2wd trailhead and set up camp out of the truck. I was asleep by nine. In the dark I pushed up the road on the ATV, taking it until snow finally stopped me. I would ski down Humboldt’s long Southeast gully to near there so it was actually the...
Crestone Needle Ski Descent – 3.14.07
A March 2007 ski descent of the SE Couloir on the Crestone Needle.
Kit Carson – OB Couloir Ski Descent – 12.13.06
A very early winter ski descent of the OB Couloir on Kit Carson with Chris Davenport.
Blanca Peak Ski Descent – 5.16.04
A Sangre adventure to ski Blanca and Ellingwood Point.
Ellingwood Point Ski Descent – 5.16.04
The sun crests the saddle between Blanca and Ellingwood and warms the chill. Route: South Face Team: Christy, Ted After coming off our big push in the Sawatch the weekend prior, we wanted to check out the Sangres. There was enough snow down there still to ski, but it was going fast. We made the drive to towards Alamosa and then up the horrendous Como Lake Road to a reasonable...
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
