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This photo was taken while climbing from the right-hand flank of the ridge heading up to Thumb Rock. We found good steep snow and a little alpine ice in this section once we gained the ridge. Climber is Jim Johnson of Seattle. Photo by Jason Cronk 2002.

This is a photo of Liberty Ridge on Mt Rainier. The climber in the photo is Jim Johnson of Seattle. Jim and I climbed Liberty Ridge on 6-20-02. We bivied on Curtis Ridge and climbed the route from our bivy, back over the peak to the car in 26 hours. Long day. The route ascends the obvious rib in the middle of the peak. Photo by Jason Cronk 2002.

A photo of the Grand Teton taken from the approach hike. Photo by Ryan Sasser in July 2001, just before my entry into Accidents in NA Mountaineering.

This is Kevin, leading the Camel. This route was sandbagged at a 5.6. All of us who climbed it felt it was a solid 5.9.

View of Crown Mtn, and the Camel, from the approach off of Grouse Mtn. To get to the camel you ,must climb Crown, then rap down into the area between the two.

This is my first summit of Mount Saint Helens. It was a great day and I became really sunburned. Mt. Adams is in the background. It was some of the best glissading of my life! I have been back several times. The photo was taken by my climbing partner

Photo of last pitch, Chockstone Couloir route, Grand Mogul Idaho. From the top of the couloir, exit left, climbing easy 5th class rock to the summit. Photo by Kevin Caudill, 1999.

Photo was a timer shot on the summit of the Grand Mogul. Climbers are Kevin Caudill and myself, 1999.

This is a nice scenic shot of the final snow pitch of the Chockstone Couloir route. Redfish Lake is in the background. From here, you climb out of the couloir up a final pitch of blocky, easy 5th class granite. Photo by Kevin Caudill, 1999.

This photo was taken near the top of the Chockstone Couloir route. The route is several pitches of steep snow/easy ice/easy 5th class rock. Photo by Kevin Caudill, 1999.

Photo was taken in the Chockstone Couloir on the Grand Mogul, Sawtooth Range Idaho. This is in the upper section of the couloir. Several pitches of 35-45 degree snow-ice up into a final pitch of rock. Climber is Kevin Caudill. Photo by Jason Cronk, 19

Photo of Kevin Caudill climbing the upper icefield of the NW Ice Couloir. Photo by Jason Cronk, 1999.

This is a photo of the upper icefield of the NW Ice Couloir. This was my favorite section of the route. Just a huge sheet of ice in plastic condition. Photo by Kevin Caudill, 1999.

This is a photo of me climbing up into the obvious large upper icefield on the NW Ice Couloir, 1999. Photo by Kevin Caudill.

This photo was taken at the top of the 2nd pitch of the NW Ice Couloir. This section has rock pro on the sides if desired. The ice was awesome too. Climber is Kevin Caudill of Boise, Idaho. Photo by Jason Cronk, 1999.

This is a photo of the NW Ice Couloir route on the Middle Teton, Wyoming. Photo by Jason Cronk 1999.

Hernan, (my husband) is celebrating that he reached the summit of The Lanin Volcano in Junin de los Andes, Patagonia, Argentina.

This photo is of me and my climbing partner on top of the (true) peak of the black tusk ( a popular volcanic peak near whistler BC) it is seldom climbed because it is extremely loose rock and hard to place protection. Hundreds have people have climbed to

The Spire is located in the Alpine on Blackcomb Mountain and is accessable during summer operations from June to August.

Hermosa panorámica en la zona de albergues del Iztaccihuatl, al fondo puede apreciarse majestuoso el Popocatépetl.

This is me on S.Arapahoe Peak looking East back to Boulder. The big block in the background is N. Arapahoe Peak. Longs and Meeker can be seen in the distance.

ivano ghirardini, first ascent in solo of the mitre peak in 1980 in 5 days (go and return)

photo of wallhammer coming down from winter summit via mountaineers route. photo by richard piotrowski

Photo shows my partner climbing out of Gunsight Notch under the North Face of the Grand Teton. We attempted to climb up the Teton Glacier, up Gunsight Notch, and then up the North Face in November. Had a small epic, but learned a lot. Always take pins

This photo was taken by my friend Megen at sunrise, who went trekking in Nepal by herself. The Mountain you can see on the right is Annapurna II.