North America
North Cascades
- Dorado Needle, East Ridge (9/6/2020)
- Eldorado Peak, North Ridge (9/7/2020)
- Forbidden Peak, North Ridge (via NW Face variation) (7/26/2020)
- Forbidden Peak, West Ridge in smoke (8/19/2018)
- Le Petit Cheval, Spontaneity Arete (7/1/2022)
- Mt. Baker, The Coleman Headwall (8/1/2017)
- Mt. Baker, The North Ridge (6/4/2019)
- Mt. Shuksan, The North Face + total solar eclipse (8/15/2017)
- North Early Winter Spire, Chockstone Route (7/1/2022)
- North Early Winter Spire, Early Winter Couloir (5/16/2021)
- South Early Winter Spire, South Arete (5/31/2021)
- Vesper Peak, Ragged Edge (8/1/2022)
Central Cascades
- Colchuck Peak, Colchuck Glacier (6/15/2020)
- Dragontail Peak, West Route (6/25/2020)
- Mt. Stuart, Complete North Ridge (8/19/2021)
South Cascades
- Mount Adams, Adams Glacier (7/6/2022)
- Mt. Hood, Cathedral Ridge (4/22/2021)
- Mt. Hood, Devil’s Kitchen Headwall (4/3/2021)
- Mt. Hood, DKH V2 (3/18/2020)
- Mt. Hood, Flying Buttress & Wy’east (DKH V3) (5/15/2020)
- Mt. Hood, Leuthold Couloir (3/19/2019)
- Mt. Hood, Pearly Gates Winter Ascent (1/15/2019)
- Mt. Hood, Sandy Glacier Headwall (2/13/2022)
- Mt. Hood, Steel Cliffs South Face (2/23/2020)
- Mt. Hood, The North Face (5/3/2019)
- Mt. Hood, The Reid Headwall (5/15/2019)
- Mt. Rainier, Fuhrer Finger + overnight at Crater Camp (5/26/2018)
- Mt. Rainier, Kautz Glacier (7/21/2019)
Purcell Mountains
- Bugaboos 2022, Dreams Realized (8/13/2022)
- Crescent Towers, Lion’s Way (8/10/2022)
- Eastpost Spire, SE Ridge to NW Ridge Traverse (8/11/2022)
- Pigeon Spire, West Ridge (8/8/2022)
Cordillera Blanca
Cordillera Blanca 2019, Redemption (8/12/2019)
- Vallunaraju, SW Route (7/31/2019)
- Huarapasca, South Route (8/2/2019)
- Yanapaccha, West Face (8/4/2019)
- Tocllaraju, West Face Direct (8/9/2019)
Cordillera Blanca 2018, Death & Failure (7/13/2018)
- First Ascent: Epicing on Urus Este’s West Face (7/23/2018)
Cordillera Blanca 2017
- Ishinca Valley 2017 + getting high with the Altitude Junkies (7/8/2017)
Tocllaraju via NW Ridge, Nevado Ishinca, Urus Este - Artesonraju, The North Ridge (7/14/2017)
Ecuador
Ecuador 2021, Escaping the Pandemic (2/7/2021)
- Carihuairazo (1/25/2021)
- El Altar: Subpeak Dreams and Avalanche Hell (1/31/2021)
- Illiniza Sur (2/3/2021)
- Cotopaxi (2/6/2021)
Ecuador the Hard Way (12/9/2017)
- Illiniza Norte (12/12/2017)
- Illiniza Sur (12/13/2017)
- El Altar, The Italian Route (12/17/2017)
- Cayambe, Arista Santa Barbara (Ecuador’s best TD!) (12/21/2017)
Talk
- Bugaboos 2022, Dreams Realized (8/13/2022)
- Ecuador 2021, Escaping the Pandemic (2/7/2021)
- Cordillera Blanca 2019, Redemption (8/12/2019)
- Mt. Hood, A Love Story (2019 Season Recap) (5/31/2019)
- Cordillera Blanca 2018, Death & Failure (7/13/2018)
- Op-ed: Not getting sick on Rainier (5/10/2018)
- Ecuador the Hard Way (12/8/2017)
- Ishinca Valley 2017 + getting high with the Altitude Junkies (7/8/2017)
- About Getting High On Altitude (1/2/2016)
Check out some of my favorites
Tocllaraju, West Face Direct
Three seasons ago, I met a friendly Spanish-Argentinian duo in the Ishinca Hut. We would be climbing Tocllaraju on the same day, them from the West Face, and me from the Northwest Ridge. I snapped this photo as a memento for them, but it ended up being my cell phone’s background for the next 2 years. I couldn’t stop looking at it, thinking about it, what an epic route. […]
Mt. Hood, Devil’s Kitchen Headwall
Bad luck or poor planning, whatever it was, Jessica and I set our eyes on this climb a couple years back but never managed to send it. Whether it was bailing in very dry conditions or forgetting our boots at home, we ended the 2019 season shot down by this “fairly straightforward” Mt Hood south side techy classic. And as 2020 came and left, we managed to keep ourselves busy with plenty of other climbs. But this spring, spotting a splitter sunny but cold weather window, we snuck out to Oregon to finally (hopefully) bang this one out together. […]
Ecuador the Hard Way
Upon arriving back to Ecuador for the second time, now few years later, I had all the same levels of excitement as the first, but with something very different in mind. Technical climbs. However, because of how poorly the technical climbs of Ecuador are documented, I had really very little idea of what I had ahead of me.[…]
Get High on Altitude 