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Ski Run. Climb. Repeat. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. I stopped in the Tetons for a few days on the drive home (to Missoula) from the Wind Rivers. The weather was fairly wet and stormy but I did manage to sneak in a summit of the Grand on my final day there. Day 1 – I ran a fairly flat 11mi loop around Jenny and String lakes. Lots of folks on the trail (which frequently interrupted the continuity of the run) but great to get out and stretch the legs regardless. Thanks to Jason Dorais. I continued on alone,...

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Ski Run. Climb. Repeat. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. I stopped in the Tetons for a few days on the drive home (to Missoula) from the Wind Rivers. The weather was fairly wet and stormy but I did manage to sneak in a summit of the Grand on my final day there. Day 1 – I ran a fairly flat 11mi loop around Jenny and String lakes. Lots of folks on the trail (which frequently interrupted the continuity of the run) but great to get out and stretch the legs regardless. Thanks to Jason Dorais. I continued on alone,...

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Ski. Run. Climb. Repeat.: Wind River Climbing Part I

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Ski Run. Climb. Repeat. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Wind River Climbing Part I. Cirque of the towers from the summit of mitchell. The next day, we decided to get on the classic E ridge of Wolfs Head (III 5.6 10p). We soloed up the low 5. Class gully and up-and-over Tiger tower to reach the base of the ridge. We simul-ed the majority of the route, doing 3 true pitches for the short stretches of 5.6 terrain. This route was more of a ridge traverse than a straight-up climb, but it was spectacular nonetheless.

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Ski. Run. Climb. Repeat.: July 2015

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Ski Run. Climb. Repeat. Monday, July 27, 2015. Speedgoat 50k race report. With 11,800 vert of climbing, Speedgoat is undoubtedly one of the toughest 50k races in the country (multiple races make this claim). Therefore a number of people thought I was crazy/stupid/etc. to do it as my first 50k. Regardless, I did, with it serving as a terminus of sorts of my 9 weeks in Utah this summer. As my first 50k (and 2. Running race ever), I went in with moderate expectations:. Finish sub 8 hours. Stretch of rough, ...

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Ski. Run. Climb. Repeat.: August 2015

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Ski Run. Climb. Repeat. Monday, August 31, 2015. High 5 Traverse Recon. Last weekend (8/15), Bria and I made plans to backpack into canyon lake and climb the N ridge of canyon peak but a lightning caused fire broke out near canyon lake the following day so our plans changed to the N face of el capitan up little rock creek (supposedly III 5.7 8p). We had a relaxing (and hazy) evening before heading to bed, having decided to evaluate her knee in the morning and act accordingly. While it was a bummer to hav...

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Ski. Run. Climb. Repeat.: Teton Adventures

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Ski Run. Climb. Repeat. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. I stopped in the Tetons for a few days on the drive home (to Missoula) from the Wind Rivers. The weather was fairly wet and stormy but I did manage to sneak in a summit of the Grand on my final day there. Day 1 – I ran a fairly flat 11mi loop around Jenny and String lakes. Lots of folks on the trail (which frequently interrupted the continuity of the run) but great to get out and stretch the legs regardless. Thanks to Jason Dorais. I continued on alone,...

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Ski. Run. Climb. Repeat.: Wind River Climbing Part II

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Ski Run. Climb. Repeat. Saturday, August 8, 2015. Wind River Climbing Part II. We spent the afternoon of our rest day relaxing at our new camp below haystack mountain, watching a party “epic” on minor dihedral (way off route), which we planned to climbed the next day (III 5.9 10p). Luckily we got some good beta from a different party in the area about the proper route-finding and went to bed nervous yet excited. Starting up pitch 1. Stoked for the money pitch. Pitch 5 (photo: chris). Fun exposed pitch 2.

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MT Adventures: June 2014

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Monday, June 23, 2014. 7th Annual Warren Wallow. Dropping in on Warren. Photo: Nick Vandenbos. Larch budding on the approach to Warren. Looking up the North face. Doug and the rest of the crew on the North face. Doug got to go first. Go Doug, go! Leah at the bottom of the face, with storm clouds brewing behind. Minutes later, the skies opened up, and we spent the next hour ducking. Under a rock as hail and lightening rained down everywhere.

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MT Adventures: March 2015

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Thursday, March 26, 2015. Canyon Peak, South Face redux. Canyon peak from near the base of the South face. Near Canyon lake. What a nice day. Poised at the top, Ready to ski. The excellent second run just east of Canyon peak. Nice corn snow on the third run. Good shallow powder on the fourth run. On top of the fifth run near the end of the day. Tired, happy, grateful. Tuesday, March 17, 2015. Castle Crag, North Couloir. Back in running shoes, n...

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MT Adventures: Rattlesnake - Mcleod Peak loop

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Rattlesnake - Mcleod Peak loop. The peaks of the Rattlesnake from Mcleod. How many can you name? Typical terrain leading to Mcleod. Talus on Mcleod. It was actually quite friendly. Bad self portrait on Mcleod, with the Missions in the background. Looking back at the gendarmes. Wildflowers, Glacier Lake, Mosquito peak from the descent off Sanders. Typical section of the trial from Mosquito to Stuart. LB snow (ski tuning).

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MT Adventures: July 2014

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Sunday, July 27, 2014. Three Joe traverse, Bass Creek. Bass Lake and beyond from Stormy Joe. I was finally able to spend a fine summery Sunday traversing from Little to Stormy Joe in Bass creek. I have wanted to do this traverse ever since hearing about Missoulian mountaineer Forest Dean's attempt last fall. It seems like kind of a long day in concept, but in reality it is quite doable, and I had a blast. 5th lifetime summit of Big St. Joe.

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MT Adventures: June 2015

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Sunday, June 28, 2015. Missions - McDonald, Panoramic, St. Charles link up. Leah nearing Point St. Charles. Early morning light at Heart lake. Bushwacking. It was worse than it looks in the picture. Nearing the crest of the range on the way out to McDonald. Leah fording Post Creek. Game face. Climbing the East face of McDonald. Glissading near the bottom of McDonald peak. Lake of the Clouds on the way to Panoramic point. Thursday, June 18, 2015.

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MT Adventures: October 2014

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Thursday, October 9, 2014. Blue Mountan 30K race report. I had a great time at the Blue Mountain 30k run. The course is almost all runnable and very fast. Since it is not too long, I was able to go out fairly hard and hang onto an even pace to the end, more like a ski race than an ultramarathon. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Blue Mountan 30K race report. Ben Parsons (Flathead bike/ski). JD (A Wasatch fast guy). Notes from Erewhon (Nick V). Simple...

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MT Adventures: July 2015

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Rattlesnake - Mcleod Peak loop. The peaks of the Rattlesnake from Mcleod. How many can you name? Typical terrain leading to Mcleod. Talus on Mcleod. It was actually quite friendly. Bad self portrait on Mcleod, with the Missions in the background. Looking back at the gendarmes. Wildflowers, Glacier Lake, Mosquito peak from the descent off Sanders. Typical section of the trial from Mosquito to Stuart. Monday, July 13, 2015.

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MT Adventures: April 2015

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Remembering Catherine in the Missions. South Glacier Peak, Garden Wall, and Mountaineer peak. Looking up Glacier peak and Shoemaker. Mountaineer, Lowary, Sonielem, East St. Mary's. Ready to ski. Sonielem ridge behind. View from the Garden Wall couloir. Garden Wall couloir. (Bigger than it looks). The skiing was mint. I skied the South face of Shoemaker, the Garden Wall couloir, the West face of South Glacier peak, ...

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MT Adventures: February 2015

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Brian Story's account of skiing and more in Western Montana. Monday, February 23, 2015. White Cloud mountains - Castle Peak. White Cloud sunrise from camp. Leah was game to head out early, so we extended an already three-day weekend and made the drive to the East Fork of the Salmon and the five hour approach on the first day. The last two hours of the approach were all in the dark, but we were able to dead reckon to Baker lake without incident. Kick turn on the South face of Castle peak. Leah and me comi...

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