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FIFTY+ Ice Climbing and Steep Skiing Down a 6,500' foot face

Go to https://www.thefiftyplus.pro. Discover the line and 70% off OnX Backcountry: https://bit.ly/4fY7fma Use the Best App for Mountain Weather: https://bit.ly/3TTZhA5 The hunt for Classics continues. After 6 years of following, climbing and skiing 46 of the lines and mountains in the book "The Fifty Classic Ski Descents of North America", it's time to pursue a personally inspired and modern list of classics. Pioneer Peak is widely known in Alaska. Little known outside of it. As you drive north from Anchorage into the glacial flood plane known as the Matanuska Valley, there is one mountain that stands taller, looks bigger and feels more omnipresent than the thousands of other peaks on the skyline. To the Dena'ina people, it is known as Dnal'iy, or "The One That Watches Us." It's colonial name, Pioneer was given in 1939 after the european immigrants who created an agricultural colony on the banks of the Knik River under the slopes of the watching mountain. It's North facing slope is a continuous 6,500 foot face with no breaks and no flat areas. What was once a test piece of endurance and skill for Alaskan mountaineers, has now become a playground for local ski mountaineers. Joined by Mali Noyes, Logan Logan, and cinematographer Dmitry Surnin, the trio sets out on a picturesque spring day to test their endurance, skills and skiing to determine if the North face of Pioneer Peak, is a classic or not. Credits: Produced by: Summit Lunch Productions LLC & B.COLECTIVE Edited by: Lou Currie - Donderlab (however you want to put that) Cinematography: Dmitry Surnin & Cody Townsend Graphics & Art: Gary Martin - GPM Design FIFTY+ Intro Animation: Blair Richmond - Khyber Creative FIFTY+ Intro Music: Paddy Fletcher Special Thanks: Elyse Saugstad Mark and Kathy Saugstad Julie Kingsley The GEAR to Get the Goods: https://bit.ly/AlpenglowAG50Plus SALOMON Skis MTN 96, Echo 106 Skis and QST X: Depending on the length of the day, the tech of the line or the snow conditions alone, Salomon makes a ski for every kind of situation I can put myself into.https://bit.ly/SalomonSkis SALOMON MTN Summit Boot: An incredible mix of lightweight walkability and downhill ski performance. As a 200lb ex-ski racer, I’ve been amazed how well this 1200g boot can ski. From Emerald Bay Chutes to Alaskan Expeditions, these are my go to’s. https://bit.ly/MTNSummitBootsAG50Plus SALOMON MTN Pure Binding: Maybe the most reliable and durable tech binding of the last 20 years. Simple, strong and effective. There is a reason this binding hasn’t changed it 7+ years, it’s hard to make it better. https://bit.ly/MTNPureBindingsAG50Plus SMITH Pursuit Glasses: The all-around, go anywhere, do anything glasses. This glasses have coverage matching that of googles, breathability, moldable comfort and light changing optics. https://bit.ly/SMITHPursuitGlassesAG5... And my GO-To Goggles- https://bit.ly/4DMagAG50Plus SMITH Summit Helmet: I designed this helmet with SMITH to go light and go far. Meeting the needs of any level of technical (or not) backcountry adventure, this triple certified design meets global alpine ski certification plus international mountaineering standards. https://bit.ly/SummitHelmetAG50Plus HESTRA Ergo Grip Active Gloves: https://bit.ly/ErgoGripGlovesAG50Plus POMOCA Skins Free Pro2.0: https://bit.ly/FreeProSkinsAG50Plus YETI: Keeping my coffee hot on the approach https://bit.ly/YETIRamblerAG50Plus and my coldies cold https://bit.ly/RoadieCoolerAG50Plus for the return to the rig. LE BENT Base layers & Cody Townsend Pro Series Sock: I designed these socks with the team at Le Bent to be the ultimate backcountry go to. https://bit.ly/lebentctsock ZipFit GFT Liner: Looking for more downhill performance out of your touring boot?  https://bit.ly/ZipFitAlpenglow Sidas CRT Liner: When the GFT is too much, pair it down with the CRT. My go to for big days on the East Side or Expeditions. https://bit.ly/ThermoLinersAG50Plus ORTOVOX Litric Tour 40 Airbag Pack: I can’t tell you how happy I am to move on from canisters after the introduction of the best electronic inflation device there is, the Litric. https://bit.ly/litric Hyperlite Mountain Gear- Making a collection of packs (and durable lightweight Stuff Sacks (https://bit.ly/StuffSackAG50Plus )that cross everything from a super light 27oz day pack in the Aspect 32 to a four season do everything pack in the Headwall 55. I’m personally partial to the Crux 40 specifically designed for ski mountaineering, alpine missions and steep skiing. https://bit.ly/40tVv6l Petzl Gully: The best all around axe there is. https://bit.ly/GullyAxeAG50Plus And for my crampons…https://bit.ly/IrvisCramponsAG50Plus TINCUP Whiskey: When I am back at camp or the car, the NEW TINCUP Bourbon is my nip of choice to expedite the wind down and put me squarely into recovery mode. https://bit.ly/TINCUP