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August 2011 - 297 - High Country Issue
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FEATURES
GALLERY
BETTER THAN LUCKY
At age 12, Colin Haley set a lifetime goal of climbing Cerro Torre,
and at 22, he accomplished that mission—with a first ascent.
Four years later, Haley’s ambition has only grown. In this extended
interview, Haley discusses risk, style, and what comes next.
By Chris Weidner
OASIS
When summertime heat blasts the crowded Salt Lake metro
area, climbers escape to Lone Peak Cirque for chill camping
and pristine granite walls.
By Andrew Burr
KINGS OF THE CASCADES
The Lower 48’s greatest glaciated peaks offer lifetimes of
mountaineering challenges. Here, we introduce five classic
volcano routes—from beginner to expert—along with the skills
needed to climb them safely.
By John Connor
Photos by John Scurlock
DEPARTMENTS
Editorial
The mountains keep us young
Letters
Hot Flashes
New route on Mt. Hunter; photos from the Vail Bouldering World Cup
10 Things...
Climbing's lifeline: the history of ropes
Mileage
Beat the crowds with these lesser-traveled classics of the Grand Teton
Classic Climbs
California Flake: backcountry adventure in the Adirondacks, New York
Hot Spots
Deep water soloing in North America
Gear
Seven crag bags reviewed. Plus: a new alpine shell and retro approach shoes
Tech Tips
No more crimping—how to use your hangboard effectively. Plus: safer ways to clip an anchor
Perspective
Paradox Sports founder Malcolm Daly
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