http://www.checkpointzero.com/blog/2007/09/salomoncrested-butte-is-in-house.cfm This post by Yak at Checkpointzero.com (sweet AR resource by the way) is right on. Team Crested Butte is a bad ass team with an unbelievably professional demeanor. C.A.M.P. technical adventure equipment is extremely proud to be a team sponsor …

We’re heading off to Moab this Wednesday afternoon for the Adventure Xtreme Series finals in Moab, UT – a 3 day expedition (275+ mile) race. You’ll be able to follow the race “live” via this website. http://www.checkpointtracker.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=app.showDashboard&eventID=126 Snow above 10,000 ft this AM as the clouds lifted! Over and Out, Team Crested Butte Adventure Racing

By Rob Pizem Living in Europe, the land of infinite limestone, for a year gave me the opportunity to hone my skills on perfectly sculpted, tufa-filled overhanging technical routes. But after a year, I began to long for splitter granite cracks and I found myself at square one once again. Where should I live, what […]

The Eco-Challenge came and went. When we will see another race in this series (if ever) is still in question. While Primal Quest is ramping up once again, it seems the RAID series in Europe has been reformatted to cost less meaning less exposure and less award money. Adventure Sports Magazine, a publication dedicated to […]

I have been at my project for a few days now with a different belayer every time. I have seen the aspen trees change colors, holds fall off the wall, the sun shine only to be ousted again by great clouds and looming systems. This is a great experience. I am going to have to […]

One of the C.A.M.P. sponsored Team Salomon/Crested Butte Adventure Racing team’s goals for 2007, was to be the overall winner of the Adventure Xtreme Series. Overall winners (regardless of the sport) must be consistent, dedicated, hard working, and a little lucky. With a win on September 8 in Vail, the team virtually sealed the deal […]

I am psyched to say that my route on Evans is SICK. I got to work out some moves yesterday after school. It’s steep and hard with gymanistic moves. I think that when I do it that it will become classic! -Rob Pizem

In their recent e-newsletter, the American Alpine Club presents a cheat sheet to help members and advocates convince other climbers to join. The reasons are compelling, but come on. Being a climber and not being a member of the Alpine Club is like being Lance Armstrong and not wearing a Livestrong wrist band. Not good […]

Trip report from a recent climb on Mt. Evans LINK via Dougald’s Mountain World

You never realize how much adventure, climbing in my case, consumes of your life until you can’t do it. On Monday last week, I tweaked a tendon doing some pull-ups. Since then, I’ve spent more hours trying to figure out what to do with myself than I usually spend climbing. I also demolished a room […]