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Archive for March, 2010

Clear Creek Trail

Pete’s call woke me a minute before my alarm went off. “I don’t think I can hike today” came his words and the little bit of information to indicate he was dealing with another bout of Fletcheritis. Backpacker and author, Colin Fletcher, invented the term to describe the constant pre-trip sickness that always cropped up [...]

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Another 26F night at Bridger Jack camp ground, but I slept soundly after our first day climbing in Indiana Creek at Donnelly Canyon. I woke up before sun-hit again, but used the time to prep the kitchen rather than take a walk. The eggs and blueberry pancakes were a hit again and after doing dishes [...]

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I thought I was going rock climbing. But so far, I’ve been in a car and a Starbucks, and a car and a gas station, and a car and a Starbucks and a car. Indian Creek. We’d been talking (and getting stoked) about this trip for months. A spring snow storm delayed our travel by [...]

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The outdoorsy sect of Colorado’s weekend warriors devotes itself to the weather forecasts as Saturday draws nigh. With thousands of feet of topology and hundreds of miles of playgrounds each region is scanned for sunny blue bird days or deep fresh snow. So it was foreordained that I’d find myself enjoying rock in Eldorado with [...]

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With another great weather day forecast for Saturday, Jonathan and I made plans to head to Eldorado State Park’s West Ridge for some rock climbing. We thought we’d met early enough to beat the crowd, but we found people already on the first couple climbs we aimed for. Thankfully, the 5.7+ Dandi-Line was open and [...]

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Jenn, Jeremy, Erick and I took advantage of the warm and sunny Sunday weather and headed up to the shadeless rock at Golden Cliffs (North Table Mountain). Erick and I had never met before but teamed up and found that we were climbing at a similar level. We decided to start on the route “Bimbo [...]

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Thanks to a bit of digging around by Pete and the generosity of a fellow FourteenerWorld member, we were armed with some enticing photos of a 7,000 foot peak in Fremont county that required 5th class climbing to reach the summit. Photos made the formation look like a dome in the Elevenmile Canyon and I [...]

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