As we settle into our home here in Idaho the climbing season has come full circle. A year ago we were just getting into the swing of our fall and winter climbing spots like Dierkes Lake, The Channel a...
It seems hard to believe, but our season at The Fins has come to an end. Fall has arrived with an abruptness that has turned us back to lowland basalt and our winter climbing routine. This season at T...
The Wood River Valley is home to some of the quaintest, coziest towns in Idaho. The people are animated, outdoorsy and friendly. Music, beer, bike, ski, wagon and sheep festivals are always coming and...
Tubbs Berry Farm was the perfect place to spend the first day of Autumn. We frolicked through prickly vines, danced over tiny and boulder-sized pumpkins, and begged the feisty, little goats to nibble ...
Every carboy or bottle of homebrew has a story. It’s written by the passionate, dedicated individuals of the craft. Those individuals are in tune with the delicate intricacies of the brewing pro...
Team “Clips” successfully summited the Grand Teton in one LOOONG 18 hour push car-to-car. I wanna lie and tell you it was a piece of cake, and I wanna lie and tell you I didn’t have ...
These photos reveal how most of Idaho and the Sawtooth Mountains feel: raw, wild, and comforting. Most of the time, our surroundings looked like a playground for even the tiniest of creatures. Giant r...
It’s August 8th. Guess what? I can’t stop thinking about fall and all of the good things that come with it. The beautiful skies and crisp temperatures, the leaves changing in color –...
The magical skies of Wyoming guided us on our drive to Ten Sleep. Pulling over just outside of Yellowstone National Park to setup camp, we experienced some of the coolest clouds and colors to date. Th...
Generally speaking, IPA’s are my favorite. Whenever we are out, I can’t help but order a new and exciting IPA. The crisp nature and delightful mouth-feel always calls out to me as the bar ...