North Face of North Maroon Peak – 5.27.05
My first ski descent of the North Face of North Maroon Peak back in 2005.
Wetterhorn Peak East Face Ski Descent – 5.18.05
A spring ski descent of Wetterhorn Peak on a hot day that delivered a learning lesson.
Longs Peak North Face Ski Descent – 5.14.05
An amazing powder ski of the North Face of Longs Peak.
Castle Peak Ski Descent – 5.7.04
An amazing October day up in Montezuma and on Castle Peak.
El Diente Ski Descent – 5.19.04
Skiing was easy on the soft, north facing snow. Route: North Face Team: Ted, Dirk Bockelmann After some pretty good days so far this spring (we were just in the Sangres), and with a week remaining before work starts up, I figured I should keep charging. Dirk was free as well, so we decided to head down to the San Juans with the three peaks of the Wilson group in...
Blanca Peak Ski Descent – 5.16.04
A Sangre adventure to ski Blanca and Ellingwood Point.
East Face of Castle Peak – 4.20.04
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
A snow camp and ski descent of Uncompahgre Peak.
Mount Eolus Ski Descent – 5.9.00
Route: East Couloir Team: Ted, Chris Carmichael After a full down day in camp due to weather, the next morning was just perfect. Since our day on Sunlight and Windom, about six inches of snow had fallen. Chris and I headed up towards South Eolus, Dave would sit this one out. It was easy skinning to the base of the East Couloir, the type of snow skins just love. We...
Windom Peak Ski Descent – 5.7.00
Route: Widowmaker (NW) Couloir Team: ted, Chris Carmichael, Dave Rhodes If you just came off Sunlight, then Windom naturally follows. Less than 1000 vertical feet and about a half mile away, to get one and not try for the other after getting this far away from home is crazy. For skiers it’s even more sensible, Sunlight’s ski line faces south and Windom’s northwest so it’s a perfect one-two from high...
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
