Remembering Doug Coombs

Today marks the 3rd anniversary of the death of Doug Coombs, one of the greatest skiers to ever have lived. Please remember him with respect and a prayer to whatever spirit you believe in tonight, as you lay down to sleep. I’m sure skiing the clouds is better than skiing powder. You are truly missed […]

More Than Spring Break

Shane McConkey Tribute Video

Shane McConkey Dies in Dolomite Ski BASE Accident

Shane McConkey, 1969-2009. Legendary big mountain skier, BASE jumper, saucer boy and general sickbird, Shane McConkey died today in a ski BASE jumping accident in the Italian Dolomites. Details are hard to find, but word is that there were complications with one of his skis coming off during free fall.  Shane reportedly did a double […]

Video Courtesy: Greg Hill

As usual, Greg Hill put together an interesting video (in his own quirky way) from a couple days skiing with him and his bros in Roger’s Pass. Watching this brings me back to the big views and amazing terrain the place has to offer. A must-do trip for any dedicated backcountry skier. Thanks for the […]

Swenson/Merrill Take JH Race and National Championship

Racers make their way up Ten Sleep Bowl. It looks like the best man and woman won at the Dyanfit US Ski Mountaineering National Championships. Fresh off the grueling four-day Pierra Menta stage race in Europe last week, both Pete Swenson and Monique Merrill were able to recover and recharge their batteries enough to come […]

Photo of the Day

Skinning across Jackson Lake yesterday

Watch Forrest McCarthy Save Winter In Washinton

Jackson Hole resident Forrest McCarthy will testify at a hearing on the Role of Federal Lands in Combating Climate Change before the US House of Representatives Sub Committee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands on March 3. Recently named as the Public Lands Director for Winter Wildlands Alliance, a Boise-based national nonprofit organization working […]

Rogers Pass Excitement

Aaron Chance calls off he rescue. The skies finally broke up here in Canada after dumping about 40cms of snow on top of surface hoar and near surface facets. Over the past few days we’ve seen snow running like water down steep slopes and have kicked off numerous soft slabs. Some running a good distance […]

TetonAT Rescues Greg Hill

Randosteve helps out fellow skier/blogger Greg Hill. “Is anyone headed up to Revelstoke today?” Randosteve, “Yeah.” The hostel manager hands me the phone. “Hello…this is Steve.” “Romeo? It’s Greg Hill. My car broke down on my way back to Revelstoke last night.  They think it’s the fan belt and is only going to cost $100.  […]

Mount Moran Via Snowmobile…

I’m pretty sure, by law, snowmobiles are only allowed on Jackson Lake for ice fishing access. Looks like these cats were fishing for something else! I can’t help to wonder how often Mount Moran (and other north district peaks/lines) would get skied on a regular basis if everyone decided to ignore the snowmobile policy on […]

Slovakia AT: Krčmárov Couloir

One thing I love about having this website is communicating with all the other skiers from around the world. Many of us come from the same mold and we are all passionate about our skiing. One particular TetonAT.com visitor, whom I only know as “Matus”, is from Slovakia and comments often on these pages. Recently, […]

Second Descent of the Hossack-MacGowan on the Grand Teton

Thanks to Andrew McLean for his account of the second decent of the Hossack-MacGowan Couloir with the late Hans Saari. And rumor has it congratuatlions are in order as his wife is pregnant with their second child. Nice one Andrew! Anyway, I think this is the last of the three part series (part 1, part […]

TEN: Ski and Snowboard Film

Pretty rad ski and snowboard film by Guido Perrini (www.guidoperrini.com). This segment is about 35 minutes long, so be sure your coffee cup is full or you’ve got a fresh brewski in hand. Time well spent for sure! TetonAT.com Videos from Randosteve on Vimeo.

And the Winner of the TetonAT Trip Report Contest Is…

Congratulations to….well…not so fast. First I want to thank all those that entered the TetonAT.com Trip Report Contest. I’d also like to thank Penn Newhard and the rest of the crew at Black Diamond Equipment for donating a pair of skis to this contest. Without them…there would be no contest. It was a little crazy […]

Guest TR: Ridgeway, By Alex Kerney

Note: This trip report is part of the TetonAT Trip Report Contest. Alex is now in the running to win a FREE pair of Black Diamond skis based on viewer response and the TetonAT panel of judges! Good luck Alex!! Fleeting patches of sun during a rest stop on the pass. So I loaded up […]

Guest TR: Wapta Icefield, By Jerimy Arnold

Note: This trip report is part of the TetonAT Trip Report Contest. Jerimy is now in the running to win a FREE pair of Black Diamond skis based on viewer response and the TetonAT panel of judges! Good luck Jerimy!! Franz leading on the Peyto Glacier. Finally we made it down to Peyto Lake. Struggling […]

Guest TR: Wasatch Solo, By Grant Mathias

Note: This trip report is part of the TetonAT Trip Report Contest. Grant is now in the running to win a FREE pair of Black Diamond skis based on viewer response and the TetonAT panel of judges! Good luck Grant!! The Retreating Storm. “Are those voices”? It can’t be. No one ever skis this place. […]

Guest TR: Cathedral Corn, By Aaron Miller

Note: This trip report is part of the TetonAT Trip Report Contest. Aaron is now in the running to win a FREE pair of Black Diamond skis based on viewer response and the TetonAT panel of judges! Good luck Aaron!! Aaron rides Cathedral Peak with the Elk Mountains in the distance. The Elk Mountains of […]

Guest TR: Whitney the Hard Way, By Shane Jones

Note: This trip report is part of the TetonAT Trip Report Contest. Shane is now in the running to win a FREE pair of Black Diamond skis based on viewer response and the TetonAT panel of judges! Good luck Shane!! Shane Jones checking out Day Needle, Keeler Needle and Mount Whitney. It was April 5th […]