No Way but Up Story and Photos by Ray Brooks My friend Mike Paine was not a patient man. In 1981, when Alpine Club climbers from Washington State University blocked access to the usual start up the Three
Story and Photos by Tom Lopez Editor’s Note: The author, one of Idaho’s premier mountaineers over the past half-century and a regular contributor to these pages, has compiled a list of his twenty-five favorite climbs in the state.
Not Your Usual Mountaineering Story and Photos by Michael Stubbs When Dave Christensen and I climbed down from the 12,140-foot summit of Mount Breitenbach to its first of two false summits, we found his brother Adam and our
On Three County High Points Story and Photos by Alice Schenk On the way down 11,200-foot Webber Peak-East Peak in the Beaverhead Mountains last summer, I encountered dirt and scree that was so loose I could not sidestep
Above the Waves of Mountains Story and Photos by Tom Lopez I first became aware of Grave Peak when I read, “USFS 1919: The Ranger, the Cook, and a Hole in the Sky,” by Norman Maclean, which was
