FOREVER OUTSIDE ADVENTURE JOURNAL
Adventure
Gabriel Lacktman
THE GRAND TETON

Standing 13,775' above sea level the Grand Teton is an iconic mountain steeped in history. With a long approach, unpredictable weather patterns, high altitude and only accessible through technical rock climbing, achieving it's summit is never guaranteed.

THE GRAND TETON
Adventure
Gabriel Lacktman
Thunderbolt to Sill Traverse

With over 5000' of climbing and covering five mountains over 14.000' tall, the Thunderbolt to Sill Traverse has been my greatest accomplishment in alpinism.

Thunderbolt to Sill Traverse
Adventure
Gabriel Lacktman
Monkey Face Rock

First time to Oregon, first time to Smith Rock State Park, first climb we ascend the iconic Monkey Face.

Monkey Face Rock
Adventure
Gabriel Lacktman
Half Dome

Sometimes the word "epic" is used as a noun instead of an adjective. On Memorial day I climbed my first route in Yosemite National park.  The route was Snake Dike on the iconic monolith Half Dome.  It was definitely my greatest epic.

Half Dome
Adventure
Gabriel Lacktman
Red Rock Rendezvous: Day 2

Day two of the RRR climbing festival was the busiest.  We volunteered with Access Fund to help define trails around the Kraft Boulders, lead a trad route in our climbing clinic, and partied like a "rock star"  get it?  Like rocks, rock climbing, boulders, ehhh  just read and see!

Red Rock Rendezvous: Day 2

sierra club

Mount Williamson

Mount Williamson

Mount Williamson is the second highest peak in the Sierras standing 14,375' above sea level.  Follow along this grueling backpacking adventure up the short, steep, and treacherous route finding that is George Creek.

Jean Peak & Mt. Marion

Jean Peak & Mt. Marion

I've reached the summit of Mt. San Jacinto twice prior to this trip, but only from the Deer Springs Trail in Idyllwild, that is a very challenging on-trail trip. Our objective on this trip was quite different, it was to grab Jean Peak and Mount Marion summit via cross country navigation.