White Mountain National Forest Service Close Section of Tuckerman Ravine Due to Spring Snowmelt Annual spring snowmelt creates significant glide cracks, or crevasses, and undermined snow in the Lip area of Tuckerman Ravine, NH so we’ve had to closeย a section of the Tuckerman Ravine Trail where it passes through the Lip as a safety measure.ย These restrictions are necessary for public safety and to protect National Forest property. This relatively short section stretches from Lunch […] Steven Agar | May 18, 2018 0 Comments
British Snowboarder Jamie Barrow Smashes World Record for Most Vertical Feet in 12-Hours [arve url="https://youtu.be/HWnAsx186d0"] Steven Agar | May 17, 2018 24 Likes 4 Tweets 0 Comments
Two Hiking Fatalities in 10-Days as Icy Routes Still Exist in Sequoia National Park The National Park Service reports that in recent, separate incidents both a hiker and a climber have fallen to their deaths on icy routes in Californiaโs Sequoia National Park. On Saturday, May 5th, two people hiking on Mount Whitney told rangers they had found a couple of ice axes and what appeared to be a blood trail leading to a […] Steven Agar | May 17, 2018 0 Comments
VIDEO: Chloe Kim Stomps ‘Never Been Done Before’ Frontside 1260 at Mammoth Mountain The girls are on fire right now at Mammoth Mountain! Hot on the heels of Maddie Mastro becoming the first pro to ever land a double crippler, Chloe Kim then went and stomped a ‘never been done before’ frontside 1260 at the Mammoth Mountain High Performance Camp. BOOM! Industry News Steven Agar | May 17, 2018 0 Comments
Lindsey Vonn Postpones Entering Men’s Races to Focus on Beating World Cup Wins Record Although Lindsey Vonn still has intentions of competing with the men and entering a men’s World Cup race, at the moment she is focussing on beating just one man: Ingemar Stenmark. She justย pulled backย her proposal to enter a menโs World Cup race in November, instead keeping her focus on training to break the World Cup career wins record in what […] Industry News Steven Agar | May 17, 2018 2 Comments
VIDEO: Sherpas Fall in to Crevasse on Everest when Ladder Collapses Beneath Them Climbing Everest is obviously highly dangerous, and although the advancementย of technology, gear and, clothing has made it safer and more accessible to anyone, the threat to life is always very real. Like when crossing massive crevasses through the notorious Khumbu Icefall. On May 9, two Sherpa climbers fell into a crevasse on Everest when the ladders they were crossing on […] Steven Agar | May 17, 2018 0 Comments
VIDEO: As the Ice on Jackson Lake, WY Breaks Up Watch the Fascinating Phenomenon as it’s Blown to Shore Last week ice out on Jackson Lake resulted in a cool and fascinating phenomenon. As ice on the lake broke up, winds pushed the pieces of ice towards the eastern shore of Jackson Lake, resulting in a build-up of ice on the shoreline and waves with a slushy texture on top. Make sure you watch the video with the volume […] Steven Agar | May 17, 2018 0 Comments
Little and Big Cottonwood Canyons, UT Awarded Lions Share of $100-Million Fund to Remedy Traffic Congestion After a fierce statewide battle for $100 million that the Legislature pegged to reduce traffic congestion at crowded recreational areas, Little and Big Cottonwood canyons won the lionโs share of the jackpot Friday, reports the Salt Lake Tribune. The Utah Transportation Commission voted to give them $66 million of the total, or $2 of every $3 available. Other smaller winners […] Industry News Steven Agar | May 16, 2018 0 Comments