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Traversing Washington’s peaks
Jason Hummel skis from the Columbia River to U.S./Canada border over more than a decade
By Jason Hummel
Across the years and plains of those days...
Freeskiing with the spirit of Elijah Lee
By Luca Williams
As the snow falls, Elijah, or Eli, trudges up the hill with his skis, alongside the other first chair fanatics. It’s still...
Frozen gems
Blueberry-muffin sweetness of small, local ski areas
By Eric Lucas
“You look familiar,” I tell the Loup Loup lifty.
“Did you have lunch in the lodge?” He’s...
360 Degrees
Hummel finishes The Circumnavigation Project on Mt. Baker
Story and photos by Jason Hummel
The knowledge of a mountain, the true understanding of where it is...
Review: Higher Love
By Meg Olson
Higher Love
Kit DesLauriers
Mountaineers Books
Kit DesLauriers has climbed the highest mountain on each of the world’s seven continents. Then skied from the summit....
Courtesy of the wings
Story by Elizabeth Kimberly
Your vantage is different from the sky. With wings, you can kiss volcanic summits and lenticular clouds in a matter of...
MBE hits kickers
Kathryn Thorney and a friend ventured beyond the Blueberry Cat Track at Heather Meadows this weekend. They found a ridge with a half dozen...
Washington Glacier Ski Project
By Jason Hummel
Some 20,000 years ago, glaciers ruled the planet. As the world warmed, the Cascades we know and love today were revealed. Yet...
Scientists predict high chance of third consecutive La Niña winter
When El Niño and La Niña get thrown around, it can be hard to keep track of which means more snow. As if all...
Jeremy Jones: Shralpinism
Review by Meg Olson
The Art of Shralpinism: Lessons from the Mountains
Jeremy Jones
Mountaineers Books
In “The Art of Shralpinism: Lessons from the Mounatins,” legendary snowboarder and...