On September 12th, Mike and I decided we would attempt to conquer the highest peak in Idaho, Mount Borah. At 12,662 feet above sea level, this behemoth presented a number of challenges including a mile of vertical elevation change, a class three scramble with severe drop offs on both sides (Chicken Out Ridge), and snow deep enough to sink waist deep into. Two days prior, a friend had attempted it and got into far too much snow to reach the top. We were lucky enough for at least half of that to melt by the time we got there. Knowing not entirely what was in store for us, here is what happened:
Take Action for Idaho’s Imperiled Grizzly Bears
-
The Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee (IGBC) is currently seeking public
input on the draft Selkirk-Cabinet Yaak Grizzly Bear Conservation Strategy.
Wit...
1 week ago
