It is so hard to explain what happen today so I will just stick to the facts. We drove for three hours up a valley that culminated with 12 switchbacks carved into the side of a 70-degree mountain face. At … Continue reading →

My first impression of these mountains was not great. They seemed featureless and flat. This is often the case when first stepping into new mountains: I remember thinking that about my first times to Haines 8 years ago. This impression … Continue reading →

A month ago I got an email from my contact at O’Neill Europe about going to Turkey. I didn’t even make it to the bottom of the email before I said yes. My haste was not out of stupidity. A … Continue reading →

By Jeremy Jones I have a rule: never leave powder to find powder, so with this I found myself in a stare off with Jackson Hole. I had been there for three weeks, pushed my departure date three times, but … Continue reading →

Jackson POW 12/30/07 All morning all I could think was, you’re blowing it. My last run yesterday was bottomless and with another foot forecasted overnight I found myself at the local shop, The Jackson Tree House, begging them to let … Continue reading →