By Adam George on January 31, 2013
Gloves are one of the the most important, yet least talked about pieces of gear for ice climbing. You need a pair of gloves that will keep your hands warm and still offer good dexterity. Normally I climb with a read more…
Posted in Adam George, Alpine Climbing, Caroline George, climbing, Gear Reviews, Gloves, Guiding, ice climbing, Ice Clinics, Ice Festival, Outdoor Research, Warrant
By Caroline on July 2, 2010
Early June, Adam and I left the comfort of our Salt Lake City home to work on mighty Rainier, a 14,411ft (4,392.5m) high volcano in Washington State, for Rainier Mountain Guides (www.rmiguides.com). We drove 15hours straight to Ashford, where RMI read more…
Posted in Adam George, Caroline George, First Ascent, Guiding, intothemountains.com, Uncategorized | Tagged Adam George, Caroline George, Guiding, Into the Mountain, Rainier, Rainier Mountain Guides
By Caroline on January 26, 2010
Five years ago, I got on a plane from Switzerland to come and compete in the world class Ouray Ice Festival (www.ourayicefestival.com). Little did I know how much this event would change my life. Upon arriving here, I drove to read more…
Posted in Adam George, Ames Ice Hose, Caroline George, Competition, First Ascent, ice climbing, Ice Clinics, Icefall Brooke, Julbo, Ouray Ice Festival, Petzl, Scarpa, Slideshow
By Caroline on November 21, 2009
This Fall, I set my eyes on a 12a trad route in Little Cottonwood Canyon: Trinity Right. I had followed it once last year to clean it after Adam had sent it. The route traverses so much that it even read more…
Posted in Adam George, Caroline George, intothemountains.com, Little Cottonwood, Trinity Right, Utah
