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Tag Archives: Mountaineering

Sagarmatha: The Sky Head

Posted on April 13, 2013 by andrewkyleriley
                                     4,000ft

08-07-12

“I woke up at 3:30 A.M.”

Gear

“The flight was indescribable. . . my words cannot give you the scale and majesty of these mountains. It wasn’t a real place until just now. Waterfalls were falling into the clouds; rivers Continue reading →

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Himal: Trekking Through the Himalaya Alone

Posted on January 29, 2013 by andrewkyleriley

Himal is a first person Himalayan film. The trek was mostly solo, and lasted 18 days. My experiences included getting lost in the mountains, falling in a glacial river, avoiding fighting yaks, ice climbing the Khumbu icefall, summiting large mountains, and failing to summit large mountains. I hope that this film can communicate a piece of my experience in the Himalaya. “The highs were higher; the periods of despair were deeper and darker.”

Himal

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So Long, Bad Riddance

Posted on June 11, 2012 by andrewkyleriley

A History of Andrew Riley vs. Long’s Peak

– 2004 –

I was 15 years old. My family was spending a week in Rocky Mountain National Park, and an Uncle and I decided to climb the tallest mountain in the park. We got three-fourths of the way up Long’s, past the boulder field and through the keyhole. We were beaten by the mountain on a small ledge. Where, cold, tired, hungry, and without the proper gear, we turned back.

– 2011 – Continue reading →

Posted in Colorado | Tagged Adventure, Andrew Riley, Backcountry, Broadway, Climbing, Hiking, Lambslide, Longs Peak, mixed climbing, Mountaineering, Notch Couloir, RMNP, Rocky Mountain National Park, Ski, Snowboard, Wilderness | Leave a comment
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