18,000 feet on Cotopaxi
Volcano,
Ecuador
Halfway up (17,000 feet) Cotopaxi
On the summit of Middle
Teton, Wyoming, part of 1992
Climbing Roadtrip
Headed up Wolf'sHead, Wind River
Range, Wyoming
(the climb follows the ridgeline
from right to left)
"Ice-dancing"
in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
Climbing in Acadia
National Park, Maine
I've climbed in about two dozen places across the USA, and hope to get to a few dozen others. My favorites include "City of Rocks" in Idaho, the Bugaboos in Canada, the Tetons and Wind Rivers in Wyoming, New River Gorge in West Virginia, the "Gunks" in New York, and Traprock in Connecticut.
What I really love is steep snow gullies, especially stuff
that I can solo without messing with a rack full of gear. Nothing beats
a cold but sunny late winter/early spring day in the White Mountains of
New Hampshire, picking a zigzag route up through an avalanche chute in
the Gulf of Slides, or Huntington or Tuckerman Ravine.
Climb on!
My Climb up the 19,300 foot Cotopaxi Volcano in Ecuador
