14ers.com • Trip Report - 10 Day Splitboard of Bitterroot/Selway Wilderness

Peak:	Bitterroot Range - 4,000 feet
Post Date:	01/16/2013
Date Climbed:	01/15/2012
Posted By:	rivermountaingnar42

10 Day Splitboard of Bitterroot/Selway Wilderness
Hello, So I just recently started up a website to document as my trip log. I will eventually be posting TR's from most of my past trips within the past couple of years. I know its not in Colorado, but my first TR is of a 10 day 130 mile splitboard traverse of the Bitterroot Range in Idaho last January. This is my first trip report so any constuctive critisim is encouraged. Bitterroot Splitboard Thanks and enjoy! Justin
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Comments or Questions (7)

Monster5	url reversed 2013-01-16 21:15:54 this should work Sweet write-up. Thanks for taking the time. I want that truck.
wooderson	thanks monster... 2013-01-16 21:48:01 ...for fixing that link because this was a really good read! Very cool to see an area I know very little about. Sounds like an awesome trip.
rivermountaingnar42	Thanks! 2013-01-16 22:05:22 And thanks for the heads up monster!
Matt Lemke	Nice! 2013-01-16 23:39:01 Seems like Weebly is taking over the climbing community! We all have one now Nice report though. Montana and Idaho are beautiful places
TomPierce	I enjoyed this 2013-01-17 09:11:29 Great report about a new area for me. And wow! What an accomplishment, good work! -Tom
Alpine	Wow! 2013-01-17 21:43:17 Totally cool - thanks for posting. Would love to do similar things here in CO someday.
taylorzs	Cool trip Justin 2013-01-18 18:10:35 I remember hearing Mike talk about your traverse. It is cool to actally see pics and story. Looks like a great time!

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