The vast and lonely places in my mind long for the vast and lonely places of the world. It is not the world we live in, where everything happens fast and we are given little time to sit and...

Light drains itself from sky, and the world closes itself upon us. Mist hangs dark among the trees, their black trunks slumber in silence in the diaphanous murk. Fog creeps. Beyond our beams of electric light, flickers of darkness,...

“So we shall let the reader answer this question for himself: who is the happier man, he who has braved the storm of life and lived or he who has stayed securely on shore and merely existed?” -Hunter S....

Where do I go now? I don't know how or why or where they come from. But they are here. Calling. Have called. Did call. I know where I was and what I did. March. March. March. Like...

Lately I've been making the big trek into Upper Upper Chaos Canyon. There are thousands of new boulders to be climbed and it feels so good to feel that passion once again, as I march up and over hill...

Five Ten athlete Jon Cardwell and I made a quick trip to an amazing new facility in St. Louis, Missouri a few weeks ago. I had received a phone call from a friend of mine, David Chancellor, about coming...

This winter I made a quick trip back down to Hueco Tanks, one of my favorite bouldering areas in the world.. For me Hueco has been a place to live out many of the dreams I've had about bouldering...

There is no place in America more rugged, more wild and more breathtakingly beautiful than Alaska. It is the home of our largest mountain, Denali (20,320 ft), the largest land predators (grizzly and polar bears) and the largest tracts...