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Some extreme geekery I forgot to post before.. The first one is faked, but I think it's fairly close to the path I took. If marshall would get me the gpx file it would be real. (transferring blame) Flagstaff is across the street from Alta in Utah, one of only two ski resorts in America that still outlaw snowboards... Oh well, our tracks were much more fresh than the crap the rich skiers were on. The second one is from Teton Pass out side of Jackson, Wyoming, we hiked from the highest point of the road, descended down the path, and hitchiked back to the top. Car assisted backcountry, brilliant!

don't forget the photos from the trip here

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