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This picture was taken on the way up Glacier Peak. If you stare into the picture long enough you will feel like you are soaring above the clouds – just like you are climbing. Of course, if you stare into the picture that long you probably should be doing something else.
• Check out my page on Adventure Skate Skiing. Then try it. You'll never be the same.
• 2009 trip reports! ( I've been slacking off on writing trip reports, but here are a couple – I post as "Roald")
Heat exhaustion on Luahna - a bushwhacking allegory
Pasayten rambling - the "A" Team gets Lost
Second annual ski to Trinity - distance inflation: maybe it's 46 miles, not 44!
• 2008 trip reports:
Sherpa and Argonaut Peaks - it's about the gear
Copper and Fernow Mountains - a story of ice cream
Ski to Trinity - both metaphor and 44 miles
Earl Peak ski - posted by skiing partner Randy (I am the one carrying the orange shovel)
Mt Dickerman snowshoe - posted by hiking partner Mark, with his cool video
• 2007 trip reports:
(In 2007, I saddled up to turning 50 with a little climbing project: Climb my 50th among Washington's Top 100 mountains. These are reports from that project.)
Snowfield Peak – a snowy start
Six Top 100 Peaks (plus Dumbell and Greenwood)
Big Craggy and West Craggy – rambling in open country
Gardner and North Gardner Mountains – a blitz into a corner of the Cascades
Golden Horn and Tower Mountain – "territorial views..."
Cardinal/Emerald bike/hike – "Where's the bike?..."
Pasayten Peakbagging – trash talking all the way
The last in my "50 at 50" project: Raven Ridge and Hoodoo Peak - Finished!!!
Climbs, hikes, and mountain bike rides Older pictures of some outings in the Cascade and Olympic Mountains of Washington state.
Stories of gonzo (well, sort of) mountaineering.
Great links to interesting and important stuff
Jonathan M. Karpoff
Email -- jon[*here]pscs[dot]org
Web -- http://faculty.washington.edu/karpoff/personal/index.html
Updated: July 2009