I absolutely love New Hampshire. I really do. Even with its bugs, its humidity, its roller-coaster winters; this is where I want to be. But there are times of year where it feels really good to get out of New England, to cheat just a little bit on the seasons and to draw out that […]
I thought I’d take an opportunity on a rest day here in Canmore to get back to this website’s roots, and put together a few pictures and a few words about winter climbing – and rest days. It’s been a good trip into the unknown for me here in the Canadian Rockies, less in […]
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Cathedral Mountain Guides Goes West
/in Blog/by Grant SimmonsI absolutely love New Hampshire. I really do. Even with its bugs, its humidity, its roller-coaster winters; this is where I want to be. But there are times of year where it feels really good to get out of New England, to cheat just a little bit on the seasons and to draw out that […]
Event Horizon
/in Blog/by Bayard RussellEarly Season Climbing, and Resting, in the Canadian Rockies
/in Blog/by Bayard RussellI thought I’d take an opportunity on a rest day here in Canmore to get back to this website’s roots, and put together a few pictures and a few words about winter climbing – and rest days. It’s been a good trip into the unknown for me here in the Canadian Rockies, less in […]