Steve House is a world class climber, who spent some time in the Northeast US last winter climbing Repentance and Remission. Climerism has an interview with Steve House, talking about the Northeast, R&R, his fall, and what has inspired him as a climber.
Click here to read the interview.

I was trolling Facebook a few weeks ago and noticed one of my friends updated his status to: “Be bold, our time is short. Flying to Seattle to attempt Mt. Rainier. 14,411 feet or bust. Thanks to my training partner Justin, whoever invented peanut butter, and most importantly, the girl waiting for me at the bottom.” When I found out Taylor Burroughs was setting out to climb Mt. Rainier, I knew I had to ask him for an interview
Taylor and I met in college where we worked together at the …

In a previous interview with kayaker Fred Norquist, we talked about this converted ambulance called the Gypsy Mobile. Well today we have a special treat for you – the brains behind the Gypsy Mobile, Jake Sakson.
Jake drives his Gypsy Mobile all over the country looking for the best slopes for his tele skis and untapped creeks for his boat. He’s also been skiing in exotic places like Japan and Alaska. Check out Jake’s interview below. My questions are in bold, followed by his responses.

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It’s been a couple of week’s since we’ve done an interview. Well, the wait was worth it because today I’m bringing you an interview we just did we pro whitewater kayaker Todd Wells. Todd paddles out of the Pacific Northwest but has been all over the world running creeks and rivers most of us have a hard time just looking at. Todd has battled through some serious injuries but is back in the boat going as hard as ever.
My questions are in bold, with Todd’s answers following.

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A few days ago I had the pleasure of meeting Scott Hall online and he was nice enough to let me interview him about his love for bouldering. Scott is an established climber, even though it’s not something he picked up until he was in his 20s. I’ve got a great interview where Scott talks about him local bouldering spots, his toughest climbs, and how he gets out of “oh crap” situations. If you want more info, you can find Scott Hall on Vimeo tearing it up. I’m sure he’ll …

Today we have a great interview with Jill Homer – extreme cyclist, author and Alaskan. I think she lives about as far away from me as anyone in the USA can! Jill spends her days writing for a living, but when she’s not writing you will definitely find her on the road or on a trail in the Alaskan backcountry. She rides in all conditions – sun, rain and snow. Nothing will keep Jill from her next biking adventure.
You can find Jill on her blog Up in Alaska. She has …

Last week I sat down with kayaker and film maker extraordinaire Fred Norquist of the Soul Gypsys. Fred is a hell of a kayaker and lives a pretty cool lifestyle when semester is not in at college. Spend a few minutes on his Vimeo Channel and you will see just how hard he pushes it when on the river. He’s been kayaking around the world and done several drops over 70ft… but I’ll let you read more about that below.
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Today we have a special post – hopefully the first step in a new feature we will be bringing you regularly here at the Adayak Blog. In an effort to help connect you to real life adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts across the world (remember, we also bring you Trail Talk every Friday) we are going to start bringing to you interviews with some exciting people.
First up is Kraig Becker from The Adventure Blog. His blog’s tagline is “News, commentary, and insights on adventures, and adventurers, from around the globe.” …