Tara Sou
Wide angle view of Crater Lake. Photo by Collin Burk.
Tara Sou
Last one up the bolt ladder has to clean. Monkey Face, Smith Rock. Photo by Annie Ralston.
Tara Sou
Climbing up the bolt ladder on Monkey Face, just enjoying hanging out on the wall. Photo by Annie Ralston.
Tara Sou
The views at Smith Rock never get old.
Tara Sou
I felt such a huge surge of accomplishment standing on the top of Monkey Face knowing that I was seeing a view that only a select group of people would get to see! Photo by Annie Ralston.
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My first multi-pitch route was up Voyage of the Cowdog in which I got to lead the last pitch! Climber partner, Annie is the last up!
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Pure excitement at the top of Monkey Face! This was a goal I had set out to accomplish, and the feeling of completing it was so fulfilling! Photo by Annie Ralston.
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The best part of going up is coming down! Climbing partner, Annie Ralston rapelling down Monkey Face.
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With views like these, it’s hard to leave! Smith Rock showing off with some impressive reflection game.
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The sunsets here keep me coming back for more and more.
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Weekend spent with some wild ladies at Flash Foxy 2018 in the Buttermilks.
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Standing in awe at the entrance of Pure Imagination Ice Cave on Mount Hood. Photo by Collin Burk.
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Mount Hood casting it’s shadow out toward Portland during a welcome sunrise on my first mountain summit!
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Catching a second wave of energy, as the light of sunrise provides for a slight rise in temperature, and the ability to see where you are and how far you’ve come. The views aren’t half bad either. Photo by Collin Burk.
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First summit, first attempt, sitting at the summit of Mount Hood. Photo by Collin Burk.
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Another summit checked off - South Sister complete.
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102-degree heat, middle of summer, fully exposed... but worth the misery to see this place in person. The size and scale of Horseshoe Bend is awesome.
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Hiking the snowy trail of Tom Dick and Harry. Photo by Annie Ralston.
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A brush-stroked landscape out at the Painted Hills in Oregon.
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Leading up a route on the sunshine wall... the name is no joke. Photo by Tim Chi.
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Learning to lead sport with She Moves Mountains - a fantastic women's climbing organization, where I first learned how to lead trad and sport.