Idaho’s Class IV-V South Fork of the Salmon River drops a whopping 1,600 vertical feet in 40 miles, before dumping into the Main Salmon for an 18-mile paddle out. It combines wilderness and whitewater into one of the best self-support kayaking trips in the country. The only caveat being you’re …
Read the restFor many of us, it’s easy to forget that trails don’t just appear on the landscape and it’s surprising to find out that it takes years to plan and coordinate to build a successful trail with many different stakeholders involved as well. What it means to complete the trail, and …
Read the restWe were dropped off north of the continental divide and headed into the heart of the Brooks Range. The weight of our packs were savage at 65lbs. Any more weight and our gliders would have been too overloaded to launch. We cut every ounce possible; packing the lightest dyneema tents, …
Read the restCody and I spent the last 9 years building a life together based off of adventure, media, and working to leave the world a better place. This fall, Malcom Wood, a good friend and producer of The Last Glaciers documentary, asked if I’d like to travel to Nepal with the …
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