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Summer Backcountry Trips: Safety Tips for Your Next Adventure As many people begin planning their summer backcountry trips, it’s important to remember all those skills
The Keyhole of Longs Peak, RMNP Trip Report Colorado Mountain School guide Mike Coyle and two clients climbed Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park
What I Look For in a Boot As an avid mountaineer and professional guide, I spend around 100 days a year wearing mountaineering boots, meaning
This Summer the Colorado Mountain School decided to expand our climbing programs to the heart of the European Alps and offer alpine rock and
Star Rating: 5/5 Aero Pros: Lightweight, no bottom frame, durable, adjustable nosepiece, Air Link temple dampening system Aero Cons: None Stunt Pros: Durable, protective lens,
Have you ever walked up a trail in the rain and wind? Working hard, you have your fancy waterproof jacket on to keep you dry,
The Colorado Mountain School has available guides year-round for any and all objectives you can dream of that takes place in the Front Range. But
As we all know, there are fires burning throughout many areas of Colorado. Climbers are calling our offices to find out if and what climbing areas are being affected.
CMS guide Russell Hunter recently spent the day climbing with Outside Television. Here’s an excerpt where they spend a few minutes discussing mountain climbing safety.
We’ve had a lot of guides out in the field recently – on rock, ice and snow. The following is a compilation of conditions reports
Colorado Mountain School Guide Rainbow Weinstock heads to Rocky Mountain National Park to climb a local classic, Dragon Tail Couloir, with Outside Television. Mountaineering season is
Lots of folks around here say that alpine climbing in Rocky Mountain NP is some of the best training available for the greater ranges of
Sunset in the N. Cascades, Washington For most of us (in the Front Range anyway), when we hear the name “Eldorado,” we immediately think of
Team assault on Hallet’s Great Dihedral Recently I had the pleasure of working with three guys (Rich, Evan, & Will) from Oklahoma who were looking
Climbing high in Longs’ Notch Couloir in July “It doesn’t interest me what you do for a living. I want to know what you ache
Alpine Ice 2 cl 5.4 on Longs Peak 14,260’. On the North Face of Longs there are eye bolts left behind from being first put
The Alaska Range is one of the most inspiring ranges I have ever visited. Iconic peaks: Denali, Hunter, and Foraker surround the Kahiltna basecamp and
Nearing Fairchild’s summit, Estes Valley far below (5/2) “Mountains symbolize the indomitable will, an unbending resolution, a loyalty that is eternal, and character that is
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