Summits and major rock climbs began in the 1990's and then picked up over 17 years later.  

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2022:

• Red Rocks, NV, Calico Basin - "All That Jazz" (multi-pitch rock)

• Mt. Whitney, CA 14,505 ft (Tallest mountain in lower 48 US States)

• Mt. Rainier, WA, Camp Muir, 10,188 ft.

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2021:

• Ruth Mountain, WA 7,115 ft (North Cascades)

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2020:

• Mt. Shasta, CA 14,179 ft (5th Tallest and Most Glaciated Mountain in CA)

• The Grand Teton, WY 13,775 ft (The Birthplace of American Mountaineering)

 

2019:

• Mt. Hood, OR 11,239 ft (Tallest Mountain in OR)

• Mt. Adams, WA 12,257 ft (2nd Tallest Mountain in WA)

 

2018:

• Mt. Elbert, CO 14,433 ft (Tallest Mountain in CO)

• Mt. Rainier, WA 14,410 ft (Tallest Mountain in WA)

• Mt. Washington, NH 6,288 ft (Tallest Mountain in NH)

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2017:

• Numerous 11-12,000 ft peaks in Colorado's Elk Mountain Range

 

1990's:

• Rock climbed in a commercial for a major paper and supply company

• Mt. Katahdin, ME  5,267 ft (Tallest Mountain in ME)

• The Brothers, ME 4,151 ft (Northern most New England 4000 footer)

• Cathedral Ledge, NH 500+ ft multi-pitch rock via Thin Air (multiple times)

• White Horse Ledge, NH 800+ ft multi-pitch rock via Cormier-Magness Route (multiple times + lead climbing)

• Too many other mountains and ledges to list​​​

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