Meghan J. Ward - outdoor, travel and adventure writer
working with words in the heart of the Canadian Rockies
A Level 2 Ashtanga class is like climbing a mountain. Photo by Jen Judd. It starts off easy, in familiar terrain. In the Primary Series you travel a well-trodden path, rarely looking up to find the way (or follow the instructor). Then, all of a sudden you hit a fork in the road. You have [...]
If you are using this information for your own trip, please read this disclaimer and description of my abilities. I don’t know what ‘Chirripo’ means, but based on the climb to Crestones Base Lodge, it makes me think it means “The Annihilator.” Sitting at 12,530 feet, Cerro Chirripo is the highest peak in all of [...]
