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Teton Guides Symposium Rousing Success

from INCLINED

Keywords:
Outerlocal, Teton Guiding”, Cleated Boots, Future of Teton Guiding”, Teton Guiding” in Jackson, 400 people, livestream, 300 climbers, December 8, Jackson

On Thursday, December 8, Outerlocal presented “From Cleated Boots to Ski Descents: The Past, Present and Future of Teton Guiding” in Jackson, Wyoming. Over 300 climbers and skiers jammed into the cozy Snow King Lodge Room and over 400 people tuned into the livestream online through the Outerlocal, American ... Read more...

published: 5 months ago | downloaded: 5 months ago | 49 views

City of Rocks

from climbidaho.com

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City of Rocks, sister Nancy, boyfriend Case, Russel Long, City, Riggins, Kaiya, Jeff Smith, Nancy, WY

This past weekend, Kaiya, Russel Long, Jeff Smith and I decided to scrap plans to go to Riggins to sport climb and headed to the City of Rocks to meet up with my sister Nancy and her boyfriend Case, both from Jackson, WY. The weather was better there, and thankfully none of the holds were [...]

published: 11 months ago | downloaded: 11 months ago | 42 views

A Close Call

from Vertical Carnival Dispatches

Keywords:
recent catastrophic events, big mountain riders, halt last week, project all the time, Close Call, halt, Vertical Carnival, Wy, Jackson, quick update

Hey all Vertical Carnival followers out there. Just a quick update on some recent catastrophic events. Although we really love taking on every project all the time and going full-steam 24/7, sometimes the powers that be overwhelmingly tell us to slow down. In my case it all came to a halt last week in Jackson, Wy during a C4C/TGR collaboration that was supposed to follow big mountain riders

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 561 views

Honey, I Shrunk the Tram: Jackson Hole Goes Tilt-Shift

from Climber's Blog

Keywords:
Jackson, eeny-weeny small, Jackson Hole Goes Tilt-Shift, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Tristan Greszko, official image-making post, busy boy, tilt-shift perspective lens, Tram, Honey

Tristan Greszko has been a busy boy since leaving his official image-making post at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. This very nicely done shortfilm features Jackson as if shot with a tilt-shift perspective lens, which means a very narrow depth of field and blurry borders that make everything look so eeny-weeny small and cute. Yes, it [...]

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 70 views

Ski Season Isn't Over Yet!

from The Adventure Blog

Keywords:
great backcountry powder skiing, Mid Wintahhhh 2011, snowboards!, Andrew Whiteford on Vimeo, times this season, Andrew Whiteford, day a bit, great sense, Jackson, season

The calendar may read spring, but that doesn't mean that its time to put away those skis (or snowboards!) just yet. If you're still itching to hit the slopes a few more times this season, then perhaps the video below will help you get through the day a bit easier. Shot in Jackson, Wyoming, it really does give you a great sense of how great backcountry powder skiing can really be. Enjoy! Thanks to The Adventure Journal for sharing this. Great stuff! Mid Wintahhhh 2011 from Andrew Whiteford on Vimeo .

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 65 views

This Is What Good Powder Skiing Looks Like in Jackson

from Climber's Blog

Keywords:
er, face north, J-Hole, 30 inches, Good Powder Skiing, Village doesnt face north, ridiculous POV seggie, stfu, Andrew Whiteford, Jackson

Another 30 inches in the last 36 hours at J-Hole. For those of you complaining the Village doesnt face north, stfu, er, um, so what? Heres another ridiculous POV seggie from Andrew Whiteford showing you what youre...

published: about 1 year ago | downloaded: about 1 year ago | 64 views

The Teton Boulder Project

from Splitter Choss

Keywords:
Teton Boulder Project, bunch of shirtless teenagers, shirtless teenagers, topic of news, news from Jackson, desparate boulder problems, notable happening, community bouldering park, beanies, Tetons

While were on the topic of news from Jackson, heres another notable happening in that town: the Teton Boulder Project. Nope, it isnt some new climbing video showing a bunch of shirtless teenagers wearing beanies while sending desparate boulder problems in the Tetons. Its a really cool effort to build a community bouldering park in [...]

published: over 2 years ago | downloaded: over 2 years ago | 51 views

The End of An Era at Cloudveil

from Splitter Choss

Keywords:
mag, Cloudveil, magazine, magazine into the ground, town of Jackson, parent company, End of An Era, important part, Jackson, Era

From 2001 to 2005 I worked at Climbing Magazine, during which time I witnessed the parent company run the magazine into the ground. A year after I left it was sold, all but a few staff were fired and the mag was moved to Boulder. Unfortunately, Cloudveil has just suffered the same fate and the town of Jackson has lost an important part of its culture.

published: over 2 years ago | downloaded: over 2 years ago | 85 views

Only in the Alps

from Dream Guides Latest News Blog

Keywords:
Sun, day, ice, La Dame, Nick, Dream Guides, Neil, rock, guide, Kenton

WOW WOW WOW.....What a few days its been The gang at Dream Guides have been pretty busy on all fronts. Saturday and Sunday gave simply EPIC skiing conditions, many said Saturday was the day of the season so far in Chamonix, (I didn't want to say that it didn't match up to the 6 feet of snow in Jackson in 6 days I had the week before). Sunday found me at the Grand Montet with a group from London and conditions were still fantastic, although the -22 at the top plus wind chill was a little much (I frost ...

published: over 2 years ago | downloaded: over 2 years ago | 119 views

Christian Beckwith Going 'OuterLocal'

from The Mountain World

Keywords:
OuterLocal, Alpinist, Beckwith, magazine, site, print, mountains, website, Christian Beckwith, nature

Here's an interesting development in the "where are they now" department: Christian Beckwith, the founding editor of Alpinist magazine (and before that the founder of Tetons-based Mountain Yodel) , is unveiling a new venture: an ambitious website called OuterLocal, slated to launch in July. Beckwith, who started Alpinist in 2002, had floated the idea of a multisport outdoor magazine on the Alpinist / Surfer's Journal / Ski Journal model back in 2004. But the money wasn't there for a print book. Now, more