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A trip two years in the making.
Jared Åkerström takes it down the fall line from the Col du Diable (Ski:5.2/E3) Photo by TJ David
Twoyears ago in a small van in Patagonia, Jared Åkerström elated me through stories of a mythical place where snow clung to blue ice, couloirs were backdropped by the glaciers of Mont Blanc and seracs overhung slopes so steep only the legends of our…
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Skeena Heli
Skeena Heliskiing
w/ Kästle Skis
Our chariot.
2017 started off as a year of firsts with an incredible trip this past January just north of Smithers, BC to Skeena Heliskiing. It’s been a dream of mine for decades to go heliskiing, and I have to say, I get it now. I understand the hype.
Day one -20 f at Skeena Cat Skiing.
Griffin Post in that northern light.
Over the past few year’s I’d all…
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Colorado Road Trip
A Colorado Road Trip
Aspen – Vail – Breck – Wolf Creek – Coal Bank Pass – Molas Pass – Red Mountain Pass – Breck – Aspen
w/ Andrew Benaquista, John Bukac, Jeff Cricco, Liam Doran & Sven Brunso
First stop Vail, Colorado. Day one in the books. Photo by Jeff Cricco
To say we had a late start in Aspen this year would be an understatement. November, traditionally the season kick-off month was dry.…
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Celebrando la Tiza
Celebrando la Tiza
(Embracing the Chalk)
Steep Skiing in Las Leñas
Embracing the chalk on Casco. Photo by Jeff Cricco
Come the end of a two-month stint in Argentina, there is nothing better than heading to the Northern Andes for the country’s celebrated steep chalk skiing. If the Patagonian rains, winds, and variable weather haven’t beaten you down, forcing an early retirement to the milder…
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A Lesson from Patagonia
A Lesson from Patagonia
A Lesson from Patagonia
An on-going experience in Patience
Patagonia weather & La Torre Principal del Cerro Catedral
It’s 7:45 am and I’m standing on a deserted street corner. A light rain falls through the misty air as I peer into the headlights of the on-coming traffic. I motion toward the cars with my thumb as their shadows pass me. The puddles are growing into small lagoons now between the…
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The Silverton Link-Up
The Silverton Link-Up
Skiing in Jon Jay’s Backyard (Literally)
Jon Jay in his backyard. Can you spot the little blue house down below? Photo by TJ David
High in the hillsabove an old silver mining camp turned mountain town in Southern Colorado, a labyrinth of mining roads cut through the towering landscape. The old roads work their way up the narrow valleys, dissecting the steep mountain faces…
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Double Dose of Sneffels
Double Dose of Sneffels
Double Dose of Sneffels
and Potosi Peak in between
w/ Adam Moszynski, Jon Jay and Bill Porreca
To say I’ve had a string of luck in Yankee Boy Basinthis month would be an understatement. Three successful missions to the area in two and a half weeks and I’m thinking a fourth is in order. But maybe once the open the road. What’s so intriguing about this area of the San Juan Mountains is the sheer…
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March Recap
March Recap
A little bit of everything…
March is one of those months…warm temps, sunny skies, the coming of spring and the occasional 2-foot powder dump. That’s why we all love March in Aspen, Colorado. You never quite know what you’re going to get, and we like that, the mixed bag, because we’re ready for it and it never bores.
TJ David dropping into March on a sleeper blue bird Powder Day.…
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conundrumpeak
A good long approach.
Conundrum Peak
w/Packy Westfeldt
Glorious morning light and an endless amount of terrain to cover. Our objective lies beyond the scope of this phone.
The beauty of being in relatively good shape is that if want to ski something that is exceptionally far away and you don’t own a snowmobile, or really ever plan on owning one, you can still give it a go. The biggest obstacle…
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February into the Alpine
February into the Alpine
No Powder, No Care. February into the Alpine
Patrick Westfeldt skis down the middle section of a fabulous couloir on February 27th, 2016.
As the powder starved took to stalking instagram users and obsessively following those fortunate enough to be enjoying bottomless powder in parts of the world other than Aspen this February, the rest of us mortals sat at home wondering what the hell happened…
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Photo Journal: El Niño Delivers into January // Photos by Matt Power
Photo Journal: El Niño Delivers into January // Photos by Matt Power
El Niño Delivers into January Photography by Matt Power
When January arrives in Aspen everyone is usually a bit nervous about the traditional, month long high-pressure that has even the most patient skiers biting their nails in anxious anticipation for new signs of snow. Although December was a really snowy month for us, an unexpected storm brought in the new year with over a foot of fresh snow…
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Photo Journal: It's Good to be Back // Photos by Matt Power
Photo Journal: It’s Good to be Back // Photos by Matt Power
It’s good to be Back
Ski Photography by Matt Power
Toward the end of a six month stint abroad there’s always a slow build up of anxiety about going home. I guess for me this became especially apparent because I was coming home to my fourth consecutive winter, on the coattails of a one in ten year winter in Central Patagonia. The uncertainties about another winter season floated antagonistically…
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La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina - Parte Tres
La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina – Parte Tres
Emilio Frey
El Último Parte de
La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia, Argentina (The Mobile Home: Life of a Traveler or not so much, in Patagonia, Argentina)
When you have a mobile home, there are few places in Patagonia, Argentina that you can’t go to.But there is one place your obligated too and that’s Refugio Emilio Frey.
With over a week of Van Life under our…
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La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina - Parte Dos
La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina – Parte Dos
Haciendo Limonada La Segunda Parte de La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina
When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade.
My alarm sounds and I turn over quickly in my sleeping bag to silence its painful noise. I’ve already been awake, wiping the dripping moisture from our ceiling off my nose, forehand and face. It’s warm and raining outside and in here…
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La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina - Parte Uno
La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina – Parte Uno
El Bosque y El Polvo La Primera Parte de La Casa Rodante: La Vida del Viajero o no tanto, en Patagonia Argentina
Van Life, surely, the best life.
The freedom to chase storms from behind the wheel of your very own van. To live life on the fringe, rigged and outfitted for sleeping through the coldest nights in the most unusual locations all the while going weeks on end without showering. Van…
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Photo Journal: Volcán Cotopaxi (19,347 ft) w/ Adam Moszynski & Corbeaux
Photo Journal: Volcán Cotopaxi (19,347 ft) w/ Adam Moszynski & Corbeaux
Ten Days in Ecuador & Volcán Cotopaxi A Photo Journal w/ photography by TJ David, Adam Moszynski and Joaquin Andino
Volcán Cotopaxi (19,347 ft)
It’s been almost a month since I returned to Argentina from Ecuador and I’m still completely absorbed in thoughts from the trip. Even though the novelty of skiing one of the country’s highest peaks, one of the world’s highest and most active volcanoes…
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Announcing new partnership w/ Kästle Skis
Announcing new partnership w/ Kästle Skis
I’m so proud and excited to announce my partnership with Kästle Skis heading into the southern hemisphere’s winter season. I couldn’t be more honored to represent a company with such a rich history of ski innovation and such a strong group of athletes and ambassadors. Their forward thinking designs have been at the forefront of the industry since the company’s re-inception in 2007. These…
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