CASCADE MOUNTAIN TECH BLOG
(Words and Photos: Jamie Wise) I’ve officially fallen in love with mountaineering. Feeling on top of the world when reaching the summit, watching the sunrise and being surrounded by alpenglow-kissed mountains, panoramic views that one could only dream of, and...
I’ve officially fallen in love with mountaineering. I'm no pro by any means, but I hope by sharing some of the things I've learned in my PNW mountaineering adventures, it might help someone else get a little closer to standing...
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(Words and Photos: Emily Wood) Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, I have always loved the outdoors. There is a certain kind of peace that can only be found while surrounded by nothing but trees, mountains, and fresh air....
Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, I have always loved the outdoors. There is a certain kind of peace that can only be found while surrounded by nothing but trees, mountains, and fresh air. My fondest memories are paired...
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Just because the weather is colder and there may be snow on the ground doesn’t mean the adventures need to stop. Quite the opposite in fact! Our Outbounders are vets when it comes to getting outside and turning winter into...
Just because the weather is colder and there may be snow on the ground doesn’t mean the adventures need to stop. Quite the opposite in fact! Our Outbounders are vets when it comes to getting outside and turning winter into...
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(Words and Photos: Dillon Crippen) The cold water of Titcomb Lake soothed my tired feet as I gazed upon Fremont Peak, the third tallest mountain in the Wind River Range. The sun had yet to rise over the towering granite...
Wyoming’s Wind River Range, or the Winds for short, is a mecca for adventurers who seek a dramatic and desolate backcountry experience. Armed with several years of experience and an insatiable hunger for adventure, my travel buddy Trevor and I...
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Contributed by Desiree Moore This summer I had my eye on backpacking the High Sierra Trail from Sequoia National Park to Precipice Lake and back, a journey totaling in 38+ miles. It had been under snow for most of the...
This summer I had my eye on backpacking the High Sierra Trail from Sequoia National Park to Precipice Lake and back, a journey totaling in 38+ miles. It had been under snow for most of the summer and there had...
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