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Split-Board Adventures
There is a priceless mind clearing that happens when I spend long days in the wilderness. As movement becomes non stop and repetitive I turn it into a moving meditation.... Read More
In early April Zach Grant, Kelly Gray and I set our sights on the jagged granite peaks of the Tordrillo mountains, a sub range of the massive Alaska Range. To put the scope of this place into perspective, the range could cover the entire state of California. Pin pointing the location we wanted to snowboard was a daunting task full of digital maps, paper topographic, and aerial photography....Read More
Splitboard mountaineering tours have certain elements that rank them on the totem pole o’ touring. The very best tours include: Aesthetic quality, difficulty, produce adrenaline, and the snow needs to be quality deep powder. Climbing up and riding down Coalpit Headwall was always looming somewhere near the top of my hit list because it usually possesses all of these qualities.... Read More
Good Morning! At 3am this morning "the sun is shinning" by Bob Marley sounded into a dark cozey bed. I felt like I never actully fell asleep so getting up at the butt crack of dawn wasn't too hard. Zach Grant, John Jammison and I are in a race aginst the sun. Our line choice today is Tanners Gulch; a 3500 ft slide path midway up Little Cottonwood Canyon. The south facing aspect of this sweet line could be deadly if we get there too late in the day and so we start hiking at 4:20am...Read More
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Powder Whore
Peterson Creek, Alaska

Alaska- Peterson Creek