November 4th some fellow Adventure students and I headed out to the Duffy Lake Road for a much needed pow session. We had perfect weather and used the summer route access to head out to Keith’s hut. We took our skis on and off a lot on the approach but the powder was worth it. Below are a few photo’s from the trip and a video link of our epic adventure.
This fall semester at TRU I was scheduled to take two rock climbing courses focused on trad climbing and guide training. The first week we had non-stop sunshine and perfect weather. The second week we were not so lucky. The culmination of our two weeks of climbing course in Squamish ended with us having a …
WEDGE MT AND THE LAST PITCH OF THE NE ARETE On Aug 04 I set out on my second attempt at the mountaineers route up the NE Arete on Wedge Mt, the highest summit in the Garibaldi park. The weather that day was cloudy and a cool breeze dominated the afternoon sun. It was perfect …
Why do we climb? I began climbing about 2 years ago and only in the past year has my love been exponentially increasing. I climb because fear is a huge aspect in my life. The fear of failure is the only true barrier to success. Fear rules so many lives, and popular convention holds that …
SIZE 178CM DIMENSIONS 140/112/120 STRUCTURE SANDWICH CORE WOOD/ METAL REVERSE CAMBER TIP [row] [one_half] Rectangular Ski Construction [icon_box position=”left” icon=”icon-comment” src=”” title=”What Does Rossignol Say?”] Sandwich construction with vertical sidewalls. Different types of sidewalls and laminate materials can be used to change or alter the behavior of the ski. This gives the Rossignol technicians the …
Since when did we stop dreaming? When did we grow up and say, ok time to get a real job. What is a real job? Sitting at a desk, starring at the wall wishing you could be in a better place; bringing home the pay check at the end of the day so you can …