Chalked Up
Virtually every climber uses chalk to improve friction. Unfortunately, few are willing to clean up after themselves.
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Leave Fido At Home
If you’re unwilling to take care of your dog at the crag, kindly leave them at home.
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Directions to the Trigo Canyon trailhead, which leads into the heart of the Manzano Mountains via the range’s steep western side.
Read more "Go And Do Likewise: Trigo Canyon"Pitfalls Of Adventure Media, Part 1: Taking Yourself Too Seriously
If you really think about it, all this adventuring is pretty darn rediculous.
Read more "Pitfalls Of Adventure Media, Part 1: Taking Yourself Too Seriously"Trigo Canyon, Part 2: Between Mist And Schist
While a second trip to Trigo Canyon didn’t get us much farther up the trail, many new things were discovered nevertheless.
Read more "Trigo Canyon, Part 2: Between Mist And Schist"Metaphors We Climb By
Frivolous as our comings and goings on this planet may be, we can’t help but infuse them with great meaning. Trouble is, sometimes the significance we bestow is toxic.
Read more "Metaphors We Climb By"Eschewing Beta In Two New Mexico Bouldering Spots
If you’ve never had the pleasure of finding boulder problems without the aid of a guidebook or online beta, give it a shot. It’s a heck of a lot more fun than you might think.
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