James Pulfer II

Colorado Native having spent a few years in Montana. An extreme snowboarder who enjoys rock climbing, fly fishing and mountain biking among other things. Lift Operations veteran of nine winter seasons at resorts such as Big Sky, Crested Butte, Telluride and Powderhorn.

Attention Bicycle Touring Enthusiasts – Put This New 1,300-Mile Route On Your Radar

There is a new 1,287.7 mile bike route that will take you on a journey through some absolutely amazing country. This route includes 2 National Parks, a National Monument, a National Memorial, National Forests, and some spectacular mountain ranges. It’s named the P.P.P. or “Parks, Peaks and Prairies” bicycle route. This new route brings you from West Yellowstone, MT all […]
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Proposed Land Swap Would Add 500-Acres of New Terrain to Ultra-Exclusive Yellowstone Club, MT

A citizen proposed land swap could bring a 500-acre expansion of extreme ski terrain to the coveted Yellowstone Club in Montana. Yellowstone Club provides private ski-in access to Big Sky Resort in the Madison Mountain range of SW Montana. The land swap has been in the works for the last 12 months between public land users and private landowners. Related: […]
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World’s Tallest Artificial Climbing Wall Completed: Almost Ready For Send

Copenhill, home to the world’s tallest artificial climbing wall. New Atlas Amager Bakke waste incinerator plant, which is already home to Denmark’s tallest artificial ski slope (Copenhill), is now home to a world’s tallest creation. In November 2019 they completed construction of the world’s tallest artificial climbing wall, but the powers that be decided not to place climbing holds on […]
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LOW LANDERS BEWARE! “H.A.P.E.”- The #1 Killer at Altitude

High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (H.A.P.E.), typically occurs when persons from low altitude residence climb rapidly to elevations greater than 8,000 ft. above sea level (rare cases have been recorded at even lower elevations). Initial symptoms of H.A.P.E consist of a non-productive cough paired with reduced performance upon exertion.  H.A.P.E. can be avoided in most cases when recognized early and corrective […]
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