Bear Mountain – A redux
If you’ve read about our first attempt to climb (or even glimpse) Bear Mountain, you may be wondering how or why we ever returned. I
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If you’ve read about our first attempt to climb (or even glimpse) Bear Mountain, you may be wondering how or why we ever returned. I
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Things started off great when we immediately got off trail (we wouldn’t know this till days later). We attempted to follow some GPS tracks I
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In the late summer of 2016, my friend Dan and I attempted to climb Bear Mountain, a 2,400-metre tall peak situated in the North Cascades
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The Nā Pali Coast’s Kalalau Trail is a stunning 18-kilometre there-and-back hike on the north coast of Kauai, Hawaii. Often topping Greatest-Hikes-in-the-World lists, along with
I sleep in the next morning and Dan and I take it slow. Ironically named, Sunshine Crack faces north and does not catch sun until
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On my third day in the Bugs I team up with my friend Andrew, who is one of the late-comers. We wake up when our
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We begin the next day by eating cereal with rehydrated milk powder, gathering our things and setting out. The hike and scramble to the base
Taking the Kain Route Read More »
In this two-part series Alexander Weber writes about competing in his first Ironman triathlon. In Part One he told us about his race preparation and
I am making my way up a mountain. I am alone, tired, and very thirsty. The nearest road or person is 30 km away. The
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