"One kind of adventure: Vimy - Arras - Crypt traverse 41.5km with 2,265m gain and boat crossing in 10:30hrs return. (30.9 and 10.6km on foot and bike correspondingly with 2,160 and 105m gain) Vimy Peak - Arras Peak - Vimy Ridge SE/GR939323 is a pretty known route and no need in details. Wanted to continue it to Crypt and Boswell, based on Nugara's TRs (https://anugara.net/boswell.html) Crypt Peak Route from GR939323 to connecting ridge is obvious and easy. It is much more interesting once you get to Crypt's red rock summit block. Very enjoyable moderate scramble, looks and feels like giant's steps filled with pebbles. The only thing on descent, some of those "steps" appear to be slabs and "pebbles" - loose scree. While it is just moderate scramble but based on the terrain, it can easily become an alpine climb even with little snow on it. A hint for route finding: just follow sheep/goat shit and footprints. Wanted to continue further but some dark and low clouds were rolling in from Montana side. Even though there was nothing in the forecast. Tried to test my intuition whether to give it or try or not. But smell of ozone in the air made the decision. And of cou..." — alexp • Aug 31, 2019

"Climbed from Froze to Dealth Lake on the East side. Went up a VERY loose rock gully and cliff face starting at the South end of the lake. Class 3/4, don’t recommend. Ascent up the dirt and grass face a few hundred yards north of the cliff. Summited in two hours from the lake. " — alexjcoleman1234 • Aug 29, 2019

"Day 1: ford middle fork of Flathead River, hike 6 miles to Coal Creek CG Day 2: hike 10 miles to Beaver Woman CG Day 3: hike to Buffalo Woman Lake, climb the saddle between Eaglehead and Pinchot, climb 200 ft and traverse via a series of ledges to Pincho/Stimson saddle, climb class 2-3 slopes to summit Day 4: hike out with 14 of the 17 miles in the rain" — seancasserly • Aug 24, 2019

"we start at the Mystic Lake/West Rosebud Trailhead. with Sandra Rhude & guide Curtis Green (Jackson Hole Mountain Guides) 3 nites, 4 days round trip. big sleet, snow & wind storm the night after summiting." — rhudedog • Aug 22, 2019

"I camped out at the trailhead and hit the trail at 5AM for this beast. I was a little worried about running into Grizzlies on this one, so I made lots of noise as I ascended up towards the NW slopes. It was kinda freaky! By the time I hit the talus gully the sun was up, and the bugs were attacking me. The Western ledges were awesome, and the summit couloir was a little tougher than I expected (Class 3-ish). At the top there was a peregrine falcon hanging out, which made it that much more awesome. I hung out for about an hour and then headed over to “Ear on Ear Mountain” to sit where the Native Americans supposedly used to hang out and scope the land. Awesome day, and I made great time." — LGH-Dan • Jul 15, 2019