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Pretty awesome, congrats Steve. (I bet no Quebecers will ever achieve this goal :rolleyes: ;))

Thanks everybody ! Yeah, 4 years ago on that trip I had to rent koflachs, I had someone's else helmet and ice ax ! yes, I also left blood stains on the beautiful glacier :o We were so fortunate with weather, I still can't believe it. The whole trip could have been very different...

Granite was planned for months, but was suppose to be climbed after Borah(ID), so we would be more acclimatized and there would be less snow up there. We were already in Idaho when we checked the weather forecast, and saw four sunny icons for Cooke City MT… Anyone who once planned doing that...

I have to admit.. these pics are amazing. Good job.

He's hijacking my thread :eek::D My album (a little bit different):http://julillustration.com/album%20Kings%20Pk/index.htm

Thanks people, but really there's better stuff coming up (damn those TR and photo albums are so long to make :o ) Court, about class 5, I'm totally in. But, isn't a rope a bit of a turn off ? :D

(I got inspired by Trish ;) ) First HP of our 2010 summer trip was Utah. Prior to this, we decided to climb Twin Pks (American Fork) near Salt Lake City for acclimatation (my first real 4th class experience, awesome). Day 1 of our 3 days trip in the High Uintas Wilderness was a 10 miles...

On the 21 we were in the Wasatch-Cache Nat'l Forest (doing Kings Pk UT), not to far from the Teton. Impossible to get some rest between 12 and 2AM, as the thunder kept rollling loudly, the strong winds were blowing and the rain was falling hard. I can't imagine how bad it would be above...

Confirm : It was a reality show from Quebec (*SHAME* !!). The group of hikers had to do has if they were in the 19th century, and the report -in french only, sorry : Cyberpresse says they were over confident. They've been told by a local guide that plant was ok to eat. Some of them almost died.

Thanks for the rep points, I have so many to gain back !!!!!! lol !

Best of luck to you Sabrina, and take good care of yourself :)

Thanks Frank, you now make me want to come back to a real fun and smart hiking forum. I think the last whistle is a very good turnaround time.

Southwest couloir was a blast for us, but I think you'll have a more direct approach via the normal route (Gooseneck Pinnacle), coming from the east. Too bad you'll miss the Wind River Brewing Pub in Pinedale !! (http://www.windriverbrewingco.com/splash.html) Have a great trip guys, I wish you...

Hey Arm, thanks and good luck on your Gannett/Granite trip ! Might cross path BTW. We'll be out west July 17-31, Granite is planned around the 27... -Julie

Thanks for the rep points. Have a great summer -Julie

Thanks for the greenie ! That list was quite an adventure, many scratches and pine needles ! -Julie

Thanks for the greenie Sabrina !

I was waiting since April for an open gate on the Nash Stream Rd, and it turns out today was the first possible date for my NH100 finish. The trail is in good shape, some work have been done. Still few blowdowns but nothing major. No views though, it was a very wet day, all the way (I did...

When I did those two peaks last month, a dog welcomed me right after I parked my car there, barking, and then peeing on the front wheel... I like the turkeys MUCH better.

We don't have any smoke here in Montreal, funny, eh ? :D