Comments for Adam L. Reiner - Splitboarding, mountaineering, and lifestyle in the Colorado Rockies http://adamlreiner.com Splitboarding, mountaineering, and lifestyle in the Colorado Rockies Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:52:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Indian Peaks, Mt. Audubon southeast shoulder by piedtype http://adamlreiner.com/2010/02/indian-peaks-mt-audubon-southeast-shoulder/#comment-1041 piedtype Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:52:57 +0000 http://adamlreiner.com/?p=241#comment-1041 All that time and effort for a 30-sec ride. What an addiction! Loved seeing pics of Brainard in winter. I've been up there a lot, but only in summer and fall. Always nice to get away to its relative solitude (vs RMNP). I'm as bad as most others, knowing it's there close by, and still motoring right on by to go up to the park. But I'm an old softie now, wanting my fast food and shopping and wildlife viewing from the car, all within 20 min of each other. All that time and effort for a 30-sec ride. What an addiction!

Loved seeing pics of Brainard in winter. I’ve been up there a lot, but only in summer and fall. Always nice to get away to its relative solitude (vs RMNP). I’m as bad as most others, knowing it’s there close by, and still motoring right on by to go up to the park. But I’m an old softie now, wanting my fast food and shopping and wildlife viewing from the car, all within 20 min of each other.

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]]> Comment on Trip Report: Splitboarding Torrey’s Peak ‘Tuning Fork’ by LBR http://adamlreiner.com/2009/03/trip-report-splitboarding-torreys-peak-tuning-fork/#comment-981 LBR Fri, 20 Nov 2009 04:12:27 +0000 http://adamlreiner.com/?p=227#comment-981 Thanks for sharing Adam. Reading your report brought back memories of my ascent-when you pass the "fork," but it still goes on forever! This route was my first 14er, on Memorial Day, 1998. We were able to strap in at the summit and get some warm-up turns before dropping into the west side of the couloir. Powder, then corn, then mashed potatoes. I would like to ride it again, but I think I'll take the mellow ascent next time! Thanks for sharing Adam.
Reading your report brought back memories of my ascent-when you pass the “fork,” but it still goes on forever!
This route was my first 14er, on Memorial Day, 1998. We were able to strap in at the summit and get some warm-up turns before dropping into the west side of the couloir.
Powder, then corn, then mashed potatoes.
I would like to ride it again, but I think I’ll take the mellow ascent next time!

]]> Comment on Bull Down (part two) by Adam L. Reiner - Splitboarding, mountaineering, and lifestyle in the Colorado Rockies » Blog Archive » “Bull Down” — Area 54 Elk Hunt, Gunnison National Forest (part one) http://adamlreiner.com/2008/11/bull-down-part-two/#comment-969 Adam L. Reiner - Splitboarding, mountaineering, and lifestyle in the Colorado Rockies » Blog Archive » “Bull Down” — Area 54 Elk Hunt, Gunnison National Forest (part one) Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:01:51 +0000 http://adamlreiner.com/?p=148#comment-969 [...] (CLICK HERE TO READ PART TWO) [...] [...] (CLICK HERE TO READ PART TWO) [...]

]]> Comment on Rocky Mountain National Park motorcycle tour by PiedType http://adamlreiner.com/2009/09/rocky-mountain-national-park-motorcycle-tour/#comment-928 PiedType Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:27:33 +0000 http://adamlreiner.com/?p=237#comment-928 'Bout time you started writing again. But then, the adventuring is SO much more exciting than the writing. Hope you've had a great summer. ‘Bout time you started writing again. But then, the adventuring is SO much more exciting than the writing. Hope you’ve had a great summer.

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