Ice Climbing

Chitistone Canyon in the Wrangells. Photo by Roman Dial.
Carl Tobin first ascent Chitistone Canyon Wrangell Mountains, Alaska. Photo by Roman Dial.

 

Matt Szundy ice climbing Gravel Creek Pillar. Photo by James Brady.
Matt Szundy ice climbing Gravel Creek Pillar. Photo by James Brady.

Alaska isn’t exactly known as an ice climbing destination. But more and more of the state’s residents are falling in love with the sport. On this Outdoor Explorer will talk about everything from historic first ascents on ice climbs in Alaska to advice on getting into the sport. And we’ll head out with guest host Annie Feidt as she tries ice climbing for the first time.

ICE CLIMBING LINKS:

QUESTIONS FOR YOU:

Have you ever been ice climbing?

If you’ve seen someone ice climbing on Turnagain Arm, what would you like to ask them?

OUTDOOR EXPLORER CALENDAR EVENTS:

HOST: Annie Feidt

GUEST:

Carl Tobin at Keystone Canyon. Photo by Dana Hollister.
Carl Tobin at Keystone Canyon. Photo by Dana Hollister.

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LIVE BROADCAST: Thursday March 14, 2013. 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm AKT
REPEAT BROADCAST:  Thursday March 14, 2013. 7:00 – 8:00 pm AKT

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Ptarmigan in the Wrangells. Photo by Roman Dial.
Carl Tobin first ascent Ptarmigan peak Chugach Mountains near Anchorage, Alaska. Photo by Roman Dial.

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