T-24hrs: Uncontrolled Pacing
I’m not panicking, I’m not panicking, I’m not panicking…
I’M PANICKING!!! I’M PANICKING!!! I’M PANICKING!!!
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Mount Tyndall: North RibThe author attempts to climb and ski Mount Tyndall via Shepherd Pass Trail in a single, merciless push.
San Jacinto Peak: East FaceA winter ski descent of Southern California's San Jacinto Peak, with untracked powder galore.
Mount Harwood: Northeast RidgeBona-fide but bittersweet Southern California Ski Mountaineering™ Adventure. Extra ice and wind included.
Birch Mountain: Southeast FaceA daytrip up an Eastside Giant turns into a marathon of snow fingers, sun cups, and shark fins in the dark.
Lone Pine Peak: East CouloirA challenging search for continuity and self on Lone Pine Peak's massive Northeast Face.
North Peak: North CouloirWinter snow turns this classic Sierra ice climb into one of the range's more challenging ski descents.
MT. SHASTA: AVALANCHE GULCH7000 vertical feet of superb July skiing down Avalanche Gulch, 14,162' Mount Shasta's popular climbing route.
MT. WILLIAMSON: BAIRS CREEK CIRQUE18,000 vertical feet in 24 hours — a big-mountain climb and summit ski descent of 14,375' Mt. Williamson.
MT. LANGLEY: NORTHEAST COULOIRSummit ski descent of 14,027-foot Mt. Langley's Northeast Couloir, plus the east face's 55° 'Needle Variation.'
Blogroll
- Sierra Alpinist
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- The Alpinist
- The Daily Dish
- Broofa
June 29th, 2009 at 10:13 am
Dude what happens in 24 hours???
June 29th, 2009 at 12:20 pm
Uh, yeah, what are you panicking about? I read your site all the time and I’ve never seen a post like this.
June 29th, 2009 at 12:45 pm
We’re on baby watch, guys. Thanks for the concern! If all goes well there should be a special miracle-edition trip report coming soon…