Greetings, and welcome to my seasonal newsletter. It's Memorial Day and it stills feels like winter in the mountains! Typically in May we are harvesting corn (spring snow) up on Mt. Shasta and in the High Sierra, but so far this year we've had it all. Powder, Corn, Wind buffed snow, and just about everything in between. No complaints! Its been good fun (and good skiing) all winter, and the spring ski season will probably extend well into summer! ! |
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![]() The 2011 winter was a Big one. It included lots of Avalanche courses, Backcountry ski guiding, & Industry Professional Workshops in the Tahoe and Shasta areas. It also provided a ton of powder skiing with friends, family, and clients! Not to mention a few short trips to fun spots like UT and WY. This trip report was a highlight from the Eastern Sierra with good friend and longtime ski partner CC. |
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![]() This spring and summer I'll be working on Mt. Shasta once again. I've been guiding this Cascade volcano for a dozen years now and I'm still looking forward to each chance to climb or ski off the top! Early in the season the focus will be on ski mountaineering. As the summer progresses the focus will turn to summit attempts and various mountainering seminars. |
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You are welcome to drop by my website as well.... Check out the photo gallery or just learn a little more about what I do. Cheers, Rich |
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Guide work done on Mt. Shasta is in partnership with Shasta Mountain Guides. Guide work done on Mt. Rainier is in partnership with Alpine Ascents International.
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