by Ed Graef | Dec 20, 2018 | Colorado, Denver, Peaks
Soaring 14,275 feet above sea level, Torreys Peak is a classic Colorado 14er. Less than 50 miles up I-70 from Denver, Torreys is Denver’s local extreme ski hill. In the summer months thousands hike the relatively easy trail to tick a 14er off their list. The...
by Ed Graef | Dec 11, 2018 | Hiking, Parks
Crossing the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim is a raw and rugged challenge. The experience of the full tour is one of the most intimate ways to experience the Grand Canyon. The views of the canyon are unbelievable and physical challenge is legit. This trek is not to be...
by Ed Graef | Nov 28, 2018 | Hiking, Rock Climbing
Mountains that have sections of 4th class present different challenges than peaks that are simple walk-ups. These mountains can be safely climbed by anyone with average athleticism if the proper care is taken. Freedom in the hills is liberating, learning or...
by Ed Graef | Nov 9, 2018 | Colorado, Denver, Rock Climbing
Rock Climbing has become very popular in the last ten years. In no place is that more obvious than in Denver and the surrounding front range. It is hard to believe there are so many places to climbing indoors in the Denver area. If you are looking to stay climbing...
by Ed Graef | Oct 26, 2018 | Colorado, Hiking, Peaks
You don’t have to go far to get on a great peak if you live in or are visiting the Denver Metro Area. If you only have time for a quick outing, these peaks are all on the front of the front range, a stone’s throw from civilization. These are all...
