Back to Mt Adams after 20 years. Unlike previous trips the weather did not exactly cooperate. We had to adjust schedules, and even then climbed the last couple hours in fog, wind, rime, and snow. But the ski down was (as always) fabulous

The funff-plus - after a pandemic hiatus the group is back together, - in the British Columbia wilderness again, Valkyr range, outside of Nakusp. Seven days in the hut with Tom, Lino, Mark, John, Rodney, Amy, Eric, Sue, Annie.

The funf ride again - for the first time since 2012 the group is back together, - this time in the British Columbia wilderness of the southern Selkirks, Valkyr range, outside of Nakusp. Seven days in hut with Robin, Lino, Mark, John.

Back to ski adventures - this time in the British Columbia wilderness outside of Valemount (west of Jasper). Five days in the cabins with Robin, Lino, Sue, Rodney, Amy.

Another attempt on the Bernese Oberland - once again defeated by fog, snow, weather, etc. We ended up with a wonderful day climbing Monte Rosa (Dufourspitze 4634m) but even then didn't make it to the top - too much snow.

Another ski adventure - this time on the Pika glacier in Denali National Park in the Alaska range. A week on the glacier, two meters of new snow, nobody within a day's hike, beautiful weather, this was the trip we've dreamed of.

The mountains of the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland host the largest glacier and some of the higher peaks in Europe. The trip was supposed to be a gala of skiing and climbing. Instead, the weather was full-on winter with snow, wind, white-out, and cold.

The classic ski mountaineering tour of the Wapta icefields in the Canadian Rockies.

This wanna-be world-class ski-mountaineering traverse is a slog along the spine of the Sierras directly west of Lake Tahoe, almost 60 miles from I-80 on the north to I-50 in the south.

An east-to-west traverse of the high Sierras in California, starting near Independence CA and ending in the Sequouia National Park above Three Rivers CA. The trip is about 45 miles and the route stays above 11,000 feet most of the trip.

While not the regular crew, this trip up one of the Pacific Northwest's big volcanos is a classic. We had great weather and except for the first couple hundred meters of scratchy snow the run down was buttery corn.

A beautiful ski lodge in central British Columbia, about 40 miles NNW of New Denver. A cat takes you in at the beginning of the week, and then you skin all day with luxury food and accomodations in the evening.

A beautiful ski lodge in central British Columbia, about 40 miles NNW of New Denver. A cat takes you in at the beginning of the week, and then you skin all day with luxury food and accomodations in the evening.