A letter to the Editor:
(Sent to the Conway Daily Sun): As the leader of the team that rode an avalanche down Central Gully, on Mt. Washington, January 17, 2013, I would like to express […]
Category Archives: Mt. Washington
When does Mountainaineering become technical climbing?
Like ‘what distinguishes a ship from a boat?’ or ‘when does a teenager become an adult?’; Keith’s trip to Mount Washington will step across a similar threshold. He climbed the […]
Managing a Full Plate
We have several elements to our Mount Washington trip. Keith getting a solid sampling of steep ice climbing is just one small piece. We are filming this trip and we […]
Mt. Washington: An American Classic
Standing at 6,288 feet above sea level, it is the highest peak in the northeastern United States and the crown of New Hampshire’s Presidential Range. Its weather is legendary. The […]
Mt. Washington Team
Who are we? Keith Zeier, a retired Sgt. with the 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion and the Marine Special Operations Battalion, is the Lead Instructor at the School of the Unstoppable, in […]
Mt. Washington Itinerary
January 12 The Columbus group picks up two loaner Chevy Suburbans, from Dave White Chevrolet, in Sylvania, Ohio. From there, we drive to North Conway, NH. January 13 Keith gets […]
