Ryan Riggins is a Durango transplant, originally from Orinda, California. He came to Colorado chasing the “white surf” as he went from a the never-ending […]
Dave Ahrens AMGA Certified Rock & Alpine Guide Superior Guest Review of Dave:Â “Phenomenal, the trip was catered to our ability level, designed to challenge but stay […]
Dropped Belay Device? Use the Munter Hitch! If you’re a rock climber, chances are you’ve done some multi-pitch rock climbing or are at least thinking/planning to […]
Chris Parker- Online Editor for Rock & Ice, visits his old stomping grounds of Durango, Colorado. Although things have changed, somethings have stayed the […]
Inspiration from Imagery Labor Day Weekend We’ve had a busy weekend here in the San Juans, with fantastic weather and plenty of summits throughout the range […]
A Brief History and Essential Equipment Via Ferrata is the Italian name for what might fairly be called extreme hiking. First built in the Italian Dolomites […]
October is a great time to climb in the Moab area. Â The weather is generally good and the temps are perfect. Â Unfortunately most of Colorado also […]
In their October newletter, the AMGA highlights some of the issues (and what we as a climbing community can do about them), revolving around the attempt […]
Gary had been into Chicago Basin back in the 70’s, and had left with unfinished business. Â He had climbed Jupiter and Windom but bad weather denied […]
