In the heart of the winter, when Colorado’s peaks and valleys are draped in a pristine blanket of snow, the adventurous spirit finds a unique
Everyone loves a good thrill, and what could be more exhilarating than sliding down a mountainside? Welcome to the world of glissading – a quick,
Altitude sickness is a relatively common issue in Colorado and other western states. Anyone ascending above 6,000-7,000 feet elevation can develop symptoms of altitude sickness,
Most Colorado peak baggers make their ascents during the summer when the average summit temperature regularly hits 65 degrees. In the winter season, things couldn’t
If you are reading this, you are probably asking yourself, ‘how long does it take to climb Quandary Peak?’ While you are likely searching for
A map is an important navigation tool in the mountains, but only if you are able to fix your position with some certainty. If you
The right food makes any hike or climb in the mountains a bit more manageable. That’s especially important on the 14,000 foot peaks found across
If you’ve ever read a mountain route guide, you may have seen some words that confused you. Bergschrund, Col, Dihedral… there are many mountain features
After a long, cold winter, it is normal to be itching to get back out on the trail and climb one of your favorite fourteeners.
Let’s face it: the Colorado fourteeners are getting crowded, and fast. Tens of thousands now climb the most popular peaks in the Front Range near
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