Podcast Fine Line terbaik (2024)

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54. Big Little Decisions: The Long, Weary Road to Mosquito Lake 55:04

16d ago55:04

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Two bikepackers embark on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, a 2,700-mile journey that traverses the Rockies from the Mexico border all the way to Canada. During their trip, a seemingly little decision comes back to haunt them in a big way, right as their route enters one of the most remote parts of Teton County, Wyoming.This episode not only re…

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53. No Fall Zone: Central Couloir 49:48

1M ago49:48

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Season 8 of The Fine Line begins with a story from one of the most recognizable features of the southern Teton range, and a ski line that makes even the bravest skiers buckle their boots a little bit tighter: Cody Peak’s Central Couloir.On Saturday March 18, 2023, skiers Will Brown and Jacqueline Dickey dropped into Central after hiking out to the …

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52. Classic Rock: A Little Piece of Orange Grip 59:50

8M ago59:50

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There aren’t many mountain bike trails in Jackson Hole as classic as the one called Ferrin’s. Built in 2005, the trail is one of the most popular in Jackson due to its challenging terrain, proximity to town, and linkage to other trails. But like any classic trail, it has inherent dangers that can take down even the best riders.In this episode of Th…

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51. Decision Point: No Guarantees for Tomorrow 36:39

9M ago36:39

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On March 29, 2023, skier Dave Brown felt a sudden onset of extreme fatigue that was entirely new to him, and terribly serious. At 67 years old, the former ski patroller had never had any previous medical issues. But during a backcountry ski tour near Teton Pass, he knew he needed to get help—and get it fast. In this episode of The Fine Line, we’ll …

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50. Cornice Fall: Heli Rescue in the Salt River Range 45:35

9M ago45:35

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How far back is far enough from the edge of a cornice? 10 feet, 20 feet, 30? On March 5, 2023, Jordan Bluse found out the hard way. He was riding his snowmobile with a group of friends in the Salt River Mountain Range outside of Afton, Wyoming, when a large cornice sheared off below him. He and his snowmobile fell through the cornice and tumbled do…

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49. Pedal Strike: Short-haul Behind Snow King 48:04

11M ago48:04

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On July 13, 2022, three friends went out for a mountain bike ride on a trail they'd done too many times to count: the classic Ferrins-West Game-Cache Creek loop just outside of Jackson, Wyo. But the ride gets cut short when one of the riders has a violent crash, leaving him with severe injuries and a complicated rescue. In this episode of The Fine …

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48. Nowhere to Hide: Avalanche on Albright Peak 1:02:36

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When skier Benton Hodges heard trees snapping and saw a huge powder cloud below him from an avalanche on Albright Peak in Grand Teton National Park, he thought he’d be in a life-or-death struggle to recover his buried friend. Instead, friend Charlie Pirc was saved when he struck a tree, preventing him from being buried in the 2,000-foot-long avalan…

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47. Angel Fire: Broke Down in Hidden Corral 45:25

1y ago45:25

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On June 25, 2022, Terri Evenson and Brit West drove a truck and horse trailer way out into a little known corner of the Tetons. The Coyote Meadows trailhead is in Teton County, Wyoming, but it's at least a two-hour drive from Jackson.With three horses and a couple of dogs, they were aiming for a hidden valley deep inside the Jedediah Smith Wilderne…

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Fine line tattoo in Calgary | Viktoriia Ink 0:47

1y ago0:47

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Hi! My name is Viktoriia Zubok. I’m a tattoo artist from Kyiv, Ukraine. https://viktoriia-ink.com/ I have been tattooing since 2019, the first years it was my hobby, it became a continuation of my creative path to which I was always attracted I tried for a long time to understand what I want to be when I grow up, and at the same time I tried a lot …

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46. Open Fracture on Open Book 59:47

2y ago59:47

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When climbers Lars Schou and Sahir Enriquez joined up to climb the Open Book in Grand Teton National Park on July 25, 2021, they were confident it would be a beautiful “Sunday cruise” in the mountains.On the third pitch, however, Schou took a bad fall and sustained major injuries to both of his legs.In this episode, Schou and Enriquez discuss the o…

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45. A Lot More Than a Chipped Tooth on Togwotee 36:31

2y ago36:31

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When the emergency call came in to TCSAR on February 6, 2022, the report said that the patient had crashed on his snowmobile and could not feel his arms or legs.In this episode, TCSAR volunteers Dr. AJ Wheeler and Ryan Combs explain how the team responds to such severe injuries in a remote location. And we hear directly from the snowmobiler about h…

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44. Chivers Ridge: So Close, but So Far 44:37

2y ago44:37

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Just one ridge to the south from the top of Teton Pass, Wyo., Chivers Ridge is known as a popular backcountry ski run for its ease of access. But it also features steep drop-offs on either side, as well as manmade infrastructure such as power lines and cables that you may not always expect to find on a backcountry run.On January 23, 2022, Matt Bamb…

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43. A Life-Threatening Encounter with Anaphylaxis 30:57

2y ago30:57

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While many Jackson Hole locals flocked to the Tetons for a day of powder skiing on February 15, 2020, Teton County Search & Rescue volunteers loaded up their heavy packs for routine training on Snow King Mountain.But the training session quickly turned into a life-or-death emergency when longtime TCSAR volunteer Robb Sgroi came down with a rare and…

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42. The Sliver Couloir: The Downfall of Miscommunication 56:26

2y ago56:26

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The consequences of not communicating in the mountains became abundantly clear on January 22, 2022, when skiers Collin Binko and Michael Martin encountered a lone snowboarder at the base of the Sliver Couloir in Grand Teton National Park. All three had eyes on the same prize, but neither party talked to the other. What happened next has been a freq…

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41. Peer Support: Stress Injuries and First Responders 59:28

2+ y ago59:28

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Most of us are pretty good at talking about our physical injuries. A broken wrist on a bike ride. A blown ACL while skiing. When it comes to stress injuries and mental health, however, it’s easy to want to pretend that everything is fine—no doctor necessary.But we have come to understand that experiencing a traumatic event, as well as the cumulativ…

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40. Texas Two Step: We Bounce Pretty Good 28:34

2+ y ago28:34

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People and horses have a long shared history in Jackson Hole. But not everyone rides off into the sunset. Example: On September 12, 2020, Teton County Search & Rescue was alerted to two women, sisters from Texas, who had been seriously injured after falling from their horses at the same time in the Gros Ventre Wilderness.In this episode, the two wo…

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39. The Ray Shriver Story, Part 2 47:54

3y ago47:54

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In Part 2 of "The Ray Shriver Story," Mike Moyer discusses how he survived the tragic helicopter crash that killed his TCSAR teammate, Ray Shriver. Carol Viau, another TCSAR volunteer, talks about how she was first on the scene, while Tim Ciocarlan goes into detail about how the team recovered from this terrible incident. Shriver's two sons, Zach a…

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38. The Ray Shriver Story, Part 1 24:35

3y ago24:35

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On February 15, 2012, Teton County Search and Rescue received an emergency call to help an injured snowmobiler in the Togwotee area, about 60 miles northeast of Jackson, Wyoming. The response started like many others, with the team gathering at the hangar to decide on a plan. Given the remote nature of the accident, they decided to send the helicop…

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37. Youth in the Backcountry 30:01

3y ago30:01

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How does a young person gain access to the backcountry? How do they do it safely? What happens when their Instagram feed is taken over by high flying stunts instead of avalanche awareness? How do they navigate not just the unforgiving wilderness, but life during the pandemic? What should parents and leaders in snow safety know about how kids approa…

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36. Avalanche on Taylor Mountain, Part 2 28:14

3y ago28:14

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It’s human nature for all of us to want to prove ourselves. But in backcountry skiing, where margins for error in avalanche terrain can be razor thin, this can be a dangerous path—for experts, beginners, and everyone in between. Concluding this two-part series of The Fine Line, Anna Meteyer confronts these and other complexities from April 1, 2020,…

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35. Avalanche on Taylor Mountain, Part 1 29:26

3+ y ago29:26

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On April 1, 2020, Anna Meteyer met her friend Trace Carrillo for a backcountry snowboard tour on Taylor Mountain, a large peak on the west side of Teton Pass, Wyoming. In this two-part series of The Fine Line, Meteyer describes the tragedy that unfolded, the brutal lessons she learned, and her struggle to cope and move forward.We hope the take away…

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34. Part 2: Crevasse Rescue on the Teton Glacier 30:45

3+ y ago30:45

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In Part 2 of our story about a crevasse rescue on the Teton Glacier, Jenny Lake Climbing Ranger Mike Shain helps Tyler Willis get off the mountain to medical treatment, and they discuss the lessons that every climber in the Tetons should be aware of before they begin an adventure.Oleh Backcountry Zero

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33. Part 1: Crevasse Rescue on the Teton Glacier 30:15

3+ y ago30:15

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Thirty feet down a dark, icy crevasse, Tyler Willis never gave up hope that he would be rescued. That he was eventually pulled from the depths of the Teton Glacier by his climbing partner and two passersby after more than an hour of rope rigging is testament to the value of companion rescue.The harrowing tale from August 8, 2020, includes two chapt…

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32. Night Rescue in Phillips Canyon 33:03

3+ y ago33:03

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Season 5 of The Fine Line begins: On the calm evening of September 5, two mountain bikers set off to ride the technical Phillips Canyon trail off Teton Pass. About halfway into the ride, they approached the second of three log bridge crossings. One rider made it across. The other lost her balance and fell off the side of the bridge into the cold cr…

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Meg McHugh: Experience of Invisalign and composite veneers 30:09

3+ y ago30:09

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Meg McHugh is a graduate of the Robert Gordon University with a BA in Media Studies. Now a national radio presenter across seven stations in Scotland including, Clyde 1 and Forth 1, she also hosts her own podcast, the McHugh Corner where she discusses mental health and other taboo topics. Meg also happens to be a patient of mine, so we will be disc…

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Dr Lauren Evans: Journey of a mother, medical doctor, entrepreneur and network marketing rising star 31:16

4y ago31:16

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Dr Lauren Evans is a graduate of the medical school at the University of Glasgow. She originally trained to be a GP, but has since become a Dermatology Specialty Doctor, supporting this with a Dermatology Diploma from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. On a quest to be a great mother and support her family, Lauren wanted extra…

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31. A Powder Day comes Crashing Down 53:22

4y ago53:22

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Four Pines is one of the most popular ski descents in the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort backcountry. And yet, when something goes horribly wrong, as it did for Tom Gehling on the snowy afternoon of February 5, 2019, it can be like another planet and have life-altering consequences.Gehling's accident and dramatic helicopter rescue are the subject of …

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30. Grizzly Attack at Pacific Creek, Part 3 27:10

4y ago27:10

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In Chapter 3, James Moore talks with rescuer Lizzie Watson, his wife, Betsy, and brother, Jake Peasley, about his rescue, recovery and even some unexpected moments of humor as rescuers rushed him to safety.Photo: TCSAR team member Lizzie Watson was medical lead in responding to Moore's injuries. James' wife, Betsy, stands in the middle.…

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29. Grizzly Attack at Pacific Creek, Part 2 29:13

4y ago29:13

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In Chapter 2, James Moore and his brother, Jake Peasley, describe the intensity of the grizzly attack, and their hasty retreat from the wilderness via horseback to get to help. Photo: TCSAR team member Lizzie Watson was medical lead in responding to Moore's injuries. James' wife, Betsy, stands in the middle.…

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28. Grizzly Attack at Pacific Creek, Part 1 25:58

4y ago25:58

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James Moore had experience hunting in grizzly country. And if the Teton Wilderness is anything, it's full of grizzly bears. Moore struck out for the Whetstone Mountain area with his brother, Jake Peasley, and good friend Brent Bongers. It didn't take them long to spot their first grizzly. In a three-part series, The Fine Line follows Moore and his …

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27. All Friends on a Powder Day 37:39

4y ago37:39

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On Jan. 18, 2019, Jackson skier Jenny Karns fell upside down into a terrain trap during a powder day at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. With her ski partner well ahead and unaware, she became trapped, with just one ski sticking out of the snow. Just seconds from suffocating, she was found and dug out by three people who happened to be skiing by. One …

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26. Breaking Point in the Spoon Couloir, Encore Episode 33:29

4+ y ago33:29

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The wind. It’s a dangerous variable, stripping snow from one zone and then loading up another. Even when danger is moderate and a ski route, well known, wind can be a wild card. With a heavy dose of wind in the weather this month, we replay an episode about skiing the Spoon Couloir.Rene Etter-Garrette had already started questioning the risk of dyi…

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25. Rescue on the Reef 36:32

4+ y ago36:32

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On February 20, 2018, IFMGA-certified mountain guide Paul Rachele was trying to set up a winter climbing route on a sharp crag off Teton Pass called The Reef. As he was setting the final anchor, he ran out of rope and fell 100 feet, sustaining numerous severe injuries. His call for help set in motion a rapid response as rescuers raced against the c…

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24. The Search for Bernhard Rietmann 45:24

4+ y ago45:24

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Bernhard Rietmann had a great sense of wanderlust. His drive for adventure landed him in Jackson Hole in the 1960s. Back when tourists only came in summer and innkeepers routinely hung up a gone fishing sign after Labor Day. After decades of exploring the valley, Rietmann knew the Granite Creek Drainage well. He often went hunting there solo. On Se…

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23. Struck by Lightning on the Grand Teton 54:42

4+ y ago54:42

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The forecast looked promising the day before. But when climbers set out to summit the Grand Teton on July 21, 2010, a thunderstorm blasted the iconic peak. As repeated lightning strikes pinned climbers to steep, exposed terrain, rangers suddenly found themselves racing to save 17 people, even as the mountain remained shrouded in storm clouds. The i…

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22. Trapped Underground 1:12:36

5y ago1:12:36

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Spencer and Jessica Christiansen knew once they rappelled into the Darby Canyon Ice Cave they couldn't turn back. Spencer had done what he could to research the route, but the maze-like caves are mostly unmapped and ever changing. As clues pulled them in misleading directions, the couple found themselves trapped underground for two mentally and phy…

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Is it Worth Going to University? 27:09

5y ago27:09

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This week, Jay and Peter explore whether university is the best pathway for young people or whether there are better alternatives.

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Mental Health and Societal Stigmas 36:18

5y ago36:18

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This week, Jay and Peter are joined by trainee counsellor Fraser, to discuss the issue of mental health.

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21. Once Is Enough 36:37

5y ago36:37

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An experienced athlete, Sally Franklyn started skiing with her parents before she could even walk. On March 24, 2012, she and three friends headed for a steep couloir called Once is Enough south of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort boundary.When the 26-year-old dropped into the couloir she took a life-altering tumble more than 800 feet down chute. F…

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20. Lost in a Whiteout 24:37

5y ago24:37

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After taking a wrong turn on his snowboard in a whiteout, Pierre Bergman ended up stranded and alone in the backcountry. The 26-year-old works at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort where he skis everyday, but even experienced skiers can lose their way in blowing snow. Not knowing if rescuers would come for him, Bergman started hiking back up the mountain…

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19. Dogleg Couloir: A lesson on choosing ski partners 39:22

5+ y ago39:22

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Greg Epstein cut his teeth skiing the backcountry of Jackson Hole. Along with friends, he had explored every nook and cranny of Granite Canyon just outside resort boundaries in Grand Teton National Park. As part of his job at Teton Gravity Research, he ran avalanche safety and wilderness first aid workshops for the film company's production crew an…

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18. Gothic Couloir: Blinded by desire 42:11

5+ y ago42:11

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As avalanche season approaches, here's a re-play of our most popular episode ever.When you move to Jackson in your 20’s, you can suddenly find yourself thrust into an extreme playground where the stakes are literally life and death. Accomplished ski racers Jim Ryan and Connor Nolan had the skills to tackle some of Jackson’s burliest lines. Their de…

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17. Lost Hunter 29:01

5+ y ago29:01

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In October of 2012, Jackson architect Paul Duncker met up with friends for a fall hunt in the heart of the Gros Ventre mountains. When Paul didn't return to hunting camp that night, his friends called search and rescue.Early the next morning Search and Rescue volunteers fanned out across the Dry Cottonwood Creek Drainage. But as they looked for Pau…

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16. Buffalo Fork River Rescue 30:04

5+ y ago30:04

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Chuck and Brenda Markham were vacationing with friends when they decided to kayak the Buffalo Fork River. The most experienced kayaker in the group, Steve Fretz, took the lead. What they didn’t know that day was that the river was pushing flood stage, running much faster than usual for July. All the runoff had pushed woody debris into the river cre…

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15. Rock Slide in the Tetons 38:49

6y ago38:49

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In August of 2017, Will Grenier, his younger sister Cassie and their friend Erin Gibbs were headed up the Middle Teton. They were all experienced hikers. At the time, 24 year old Cassie worked as a recreational therapist and her job involved taking kids with troubled backgrounds into the great outdoors. Going up the Middle Teton was supposed to be …

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14. Lost Snowmobilers: Stranded Overnight on Togwotee Pass 29:02

6y ago29:02

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Caty Harris loves being outdoors and that's how she wanted to spend her birthday. So she and her boyfriend, BJ Appell rented snowmobiles to explore the trails around Togwotee Pass. Although they followed the map, they took a turn onto an obscure trail that the guides no longer use and soon found themselves stranded and alone in a snowstorm. This po…

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13. Gothic Couloir: Blinded by Desire 41:52

6y ago41:52

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When you move to Jackson in your 20’s, you can suddenly find yourself thrust into an extreme playground where the stakes are literally life and death. Accomplished ski racers Jim Ryan and Connor Nolan had the skills to tackle some of Jackson’s burliest lines. Their desire to ski those big lines blinded them to the level of risk they were taking unt…

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12. Surviving the Widowmaker 29:54

6+ y ago29:54

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A Jackson resident with a long history of rescuing others suddenly finds himself at the mercy of a community of strangers on Teton Pass in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Once the head of the Himalayan Rescue Association in Nepal, Dr. David Shlim treated all of the survivors of the 1996 Everest expedition detailed in Jon Krakauer’s book, "Into Thin Air."Reb…

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11. Hiking Blind Date Turns Into High-Stakes Rescue 27:54

7y ago27:54

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What happens when a hiking blind date turns into a rescue and the person at your side is someone you just met? Grand Teton National Park employee, Millie Jimenez, recalls how she was hiking on her day off with a new friend in the rugged Avalanche Canyon when a slip turned into a life-threatening fall. Although she had just met her hiking companion,…

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10. Dangers of Descending Dissapointment Peak 33:28

7y ago33:28

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On a Sunday in late June in Grand Teton National Park, rescue rangers started fielding multiple calls. The first call came at 5:55 p.m. An exhausted hiker was stuck on a steep snowy slope in Upper Granite Canyon. Just 35 minutes later, another call came in. A 27-year-old climber was seriously injured on Disappointment Peak. Park rangers called in t…

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