Sticking Like Glue on Mt ADAMS: The NFNWR
Mt. Adams in Washington State offers a variety of prime volcano lines. Sam Chaneles takes us to the NFNWR. Where, as the title suggests, he stuck like glue.
Read MoreWritten by Samuel Chaneles | Oct 23, 2024
Mt. Adams in Washington State offers a variety of prime volcano lines. Sam Chaneles takes us to the NFNWR. Where, as the title suggests, he stuck like glue.
Read MoreWritten by Samuel Chaneles | Mar 8, 2024
THR looks at Avalanche Canada’s Mountain Information Network (MIN) and finds a valuable tool for backcountry tourists.
Read MoreWritten by Samuel Chaneles | Feb 2, 2024
The use of sat images can assist with trip planning and near real-time assessment of on-the-ground conditions. Here’s an intro to Sentinel Hub, a sat image product that can be beneficial to backcountry users.
Read MoreWritten by Samuel Chaneles | Jan 9, 2024
I didn’t have a precise “plan.” There was no “tick list” or grand traverse guiding my trip. I didn’t have consistent partners lined up. For once, I ignored all of my “spreadsheet” items, checklists, regular partners, and familiar habits. I decided to put myself in a position to be in the right place at the right time and see what came of it.
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