Monday, August 3, 2009

Moving...

I've moved!!


Well, ok, not really, just virtually.


Check out the new Rocky Mountain Raider here.


The trail running, bouldering, and telemark skiing continues, just at the new site.


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Rocky Mountain Raider's Friends

  • A good weather forecast on Saturday encouraged a few of us to commit to a day in the new Neverland sectors of last weekend. Predicted was 45 degrees and su...
  • Here's the newest short from 3 Strings. Keith Ladizinski and I spent a few says last week in the Nevada desert capturing Jonathan Siegrist's hardest route,...
  • It’s April. Things are warming up and the ski season is winding down, or so we all thought. Memories of last year’s monstrous month of April have taunted...
  • Daniel Woods has made the FA of new potential 8C in RMNP. Very well done! The problem climbs a gorgeous and singular line out a massive roof that sits hidd...
  • This fall season might have been one of the best on record. There was a freak storm in late October, but after that it didn't rain until we got 5 inches la...
  • The Enormocast gets off the ground while Fitz Cahall's Dirtbag Diaries celebrates five years The Enormocast Rises From The Ashes As The Dirtbag Diaries Tu...
  • TweetI’m a traveler. The last few years of my life have been filled with new experiences and adventures year round, especially once the snow starts to fall...
  • It's been a long time since I made an effort to write in my Blog. It was just a few months of traveling and being just a bit too tired at night and too bus...
  • March 7, 2010: Justin Jaeger on Career Ender in The Amphitheater, Flagstaff Mountain. Although Mongolian Cosmonaut, Overhanging Hand Traverse, Gill Direct...
  • My DAWGS, Paul "PRob" Robinson and Daniel "DWoods" Woods, have been filming and editing diligently over the past 12 months on their personal project WELCOM...
  • We were probably still about two miles from the car when I finally caught up to Chris sitting on the side of the trail, skis off, waiting for me. 'My feet hu...
  • I had the honor a couple of weeks ago to sit down with Bill Briggs- arguably the father of ski mountaineering in the US. I interviewed him for Powder over ...
  • So its been the better part of a year since I updated this blog. I slowly let it die last spring for a couple of reasons. The main one being that it stoppe...
  • I grew up in the heart of the midwest in southeastern Wisconsin. Just a five minute drive from Wilmot Mountain. Wilmot Mountain retains a deep emotional ...
  • Last week I got a some samples of a cool new product from the UK called “Tip Juice“. The guys at Tip Juice, Oli and Tom, hooked LT11 up with a few bottles...
  • This is my favorite photo from 2011. Grandpapy Wolvo Thistle. Hello December skies, if it wasnt so cold out I might be able to emit more energy but it just...
  • It doesn't matter what the calendar says, in Sinks Canyon, Spring began today. The sun was hot, the rock was warm, and the breeze just slightly cool. Condi...
  • Train trip from Torino Turin Italy to Austria, passing by Lake Garda, Trento, Brenner Pass and other famous places.
  • The past few months have been great. A wonderful girlfriend, a plethora of friends, and some great small trips have led to a great 2 months of summer. I'm ...
  • The trailer is live! Hope you like it… The Kyrgyzstan Project on Vimeo You can also support the film on Kick Starter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...
  • The winter has been a strange one. In some ways it has been incredible productive with all kinds of projects realized and others underway. In other ways, a...
  • “The devil will find things for idle hands (I think feet as well as any other body part could be substituted) to do”. And so with one of the most snowless ...
  • Latest model runs show much more confidence for a solid hit on Tahoe. Doesn’t look like we’ll get much snow, but a lot of rain Monday evening through Thurs...
  • The other day I partook in one of the more bitter-cold climbing sessions I’ve had in a long while. Low thirties, no sun, a steady breeze, and extra humidit...
  • As has become a bit of an annual ritual, I escaped the snowy clutch of Telluride and headed to Bishop for a bit of midwinter climbing. On this particular...
  • This spring has been a cold/rainy/snowy one for us all up here in the PNW. It never really warmed up until about a week ago, but that isnt to say that the ...
  • Sterling has been putting out some great videos recently, and here’s another one to add to the list, this one with an interesting back story. Whitney Bolan...
  • it simply is not. you all can wait. ps: remember that i'm switching this to a private blog very soon. if you want to actually see any updates that i may o...
  • *Azkenean LURK TELEMARK web orria sortu dogu, helbide honetan ikusi ahalko dozu:* Por fin hemos inagurado la web de Lurk telemark, podreis visitarla en l...
  • check it out!!!!!!! This is my new blog site so disregard this one from now on!!! The NEW Adventures of Paul Robinson Off to South Africa now! 2 months in ...
  • “Hey babe, how would you like to do the Power of Four?” My husband asked me – while my mind was probably somewhere else. I either wasn’t paying that much att...
  • Winter has been a weak season in SLC, but tonight is the second consecutive evening I have pedaled through an all out blizzard. On this evening I was ble...
  • The NY Times has a great article on Matt Carpenter probably the greatest mountain runner of all time. Check it out: Article, Video.
  • welcome fellow friends from around the world.
  • Bouldering at Clear Creek Canyon during this time of the year is great. Yesterday John Gass, Alex Manikowski, Ben and I went back to a problem called “Off ...

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