Petzl: Ice climbing basics: Ice screw placement, anchors and V-threads
When waterfalls freeze and gullies are in shape again in the mountains, ice climbers sharpen the blades of their ice axes and bring out all
When waterfalls freeze and gullies are in shape again in the mountains, ice climbers sharpen the blades of their ice axes and bring out all
Utah Avalanche Forecaster Drew Hardesty slides his skis from the back of his pickup, the dome light above illuminating his face, giving his bearded visage
How do you create a life that balances work, family and your passion for the mountains? In the first episode of BDTV, we travel to
The Human Factor, presented by Black Diamond, is a five-part multimedia story that investigates the decisions skiers make in avalanche terrain.
Based on an ISSW 2009 paper by Bruce Jamieson, Juerg Schweizer and Cora Shea, the presentation uses an event tree, an expert survey of triggering
Every day, every one of us make choices and decisions in the face of uncertainty. Guided by a blend of intuition and logic, we spend
This information pamphlet from the New Zealand Mountain Safety Council includes detailed diagrams and information on how to use an avalanche transceiver and what to
Bruce Tremper is a native of Montana and has lived in Salt Lake City where where he has been the Director of the Utah Avalanche
Editor’s Note: This is “not something to try at home.” The goal of the shot was not to test to airbag or put the skiier
Doug Chabot, director of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center, describes the stable snow conditions in Cooke City. Describing a LOW danger has been frustratingly
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