Mt. Shasta Conditions Report: Warm Days, Good Climbing on CA’s Largest Glaciers July brings classic summer weather to Mt. Shasta; days are warm and winds mild with relief from the heat found on the upper mountain and glaciers. We wrapped up the south side season and are no longer leading trips on Avalanche Gulch or the West Face. After the drought winter of 2014, we were pleasantly surprised to have really good climbing on the mountain. […] Conditions Report Guest Author | July 14, 2014 1 Comment
RALS WHITE | 13/14 Northstar Rals White showing us to play the cards you were dealt with, especially when that comes to Tahoe’s previous season which was not par. Honestly, the worst year ever. Lucky for the YDKS kids that Northstar has one of the best snow making systems in California keeping them up and off the dirt, for most of winter. […] Guest Author | July 10, 2014 0 Comments
New Ogden UT Bike Park, A Platform For What Is Possible In Building Public Bike Parks Recently in the City of Ogden Utah community bike enthusiasts came together to work with and along side city government to build and develop a unique bike park that people of all levels could enjoy and ride. Cycle Guest Author | July 9, 2014 1 Comment
Trip Report: Yoga In Berkeley @ Yoga For The People: “I had never been to yoga before, and will never go again” One time last year I had never been to yoga, and my friends were all convincing me to go. I hadn’t eaten all day, and we just had a couple beers, also we were really high. My friends wanted to go do yoga for some reason, […] Guest Author | July 9, 2014 5 Comments
Mt. Hood, OR Conditions Report: July 5th & 6th Summer Skiing What did you do over the 4th of July weekend? Whatever patriotic activity you participated in, you could have gone to Mt Hood instead. You can ski and ride the Palmer glacier, or even climb the 11,240 foot (3426 m) peak in the Oregon Cascades all summer long. The weather was just perfect: sunny, mostly clear and not too warm. The snow stayed in decent shape until about noon before it turned too soft for the ski racers that make up the majority of the people on the mountain. […] Conditions Report Guest Author | July 8, 2014 0 Comments
Mt. Moran, Wyoming Conditions Report: Summer Solstice Party Ski 12,605-foot Moran is a classic mountain, and skiing the skillet is mega classic, so in order to make it obscure, we decided to have a summer solstice party and also ski during a snowstorm. The rest of the trip was clear and sunny, but we nailed the timing and became engulfed in a cloudy, white-out snowstorm just as we were arriving at the summit. And, right as we finished the ski, it got sunny again. That was obscure I think. I bet most people don’t try to do that. “I was surprised that the edit showed so many close ups of my face.” Said Silas, the star of the edit. […] Conditions Report Guest Author | July 7, 2014 3 Comments
Las Lenas Conditions Report Video: Fresh Snow on Cerro Martin Aca te dejo un nuevo POV video de ayer, el 3 de Julio. Hace 3 dias nevo unos 30cm pero justo despues de nevar entro mucho viento i se llevo casi toda la nieve. Asi que volvimos al Martin siendo de los unicos sitios con buena nieve https://vimeo.com/m/99934541 Las condiciones ahora no son muy buenas pero ya sabes como funciona el freeride, quien pasa tiempo […] Conditions Report Guest Author | July 7, 2014 1 Comment
A Opinionated Canadian Perspective of Beartooth Basin, MT/WY… A lot of ski trips start by reading magazines or internet articles about sweet places to ski. This was no different. After having read a Powder Magazine article last spring on this place and a Snowbrains.com article this spring, I decided it must get done. These type of ski hills are disappearing – they don’t fit the corporate model and the snow is […] Conditions Report Guest Author | July 1, 2014 7 Comments
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