About · Jonah Kallenbach

Spending time outside (running, climbing, hiking, skiing, etc.) makes life worth living for me.

Here's a random assortment of pictures (all from iPhones, I think) from some trips over the last few years (at some point I'll edit these properly):

Me ice climbing in The Cleft, Crawford Notch, NH.
Backpacking into an otherworldy amphitheatre somewhere in the backcountry of
the Needles District, Canyonlands National Park.
Lower Ausable Lake on a perfect fall day in the Adirondacks.
Sugarloaf Peak as seen from the traverse to Devil's Castle on a bluebird powder day at Alta.
My friend Chris taking a rest on the upper slide of the Trap Dike,
with a view of Algonquin Peak in the background
A stunning view of Little Tahoma peak as my friend Nick and I begin descending the Disappointment
Cleaver on Rainier (and seemingly endless rows of mountains behind).
The forbidding North Face of the Eiger as seen on the Eiger trail.
My friend Elana tying in to take some swings at Pitchoff Quarry in the Adirondacks.
A view from the highline trail in Glacier National Park.
Wind-blown snow in the northern presidential range in NH.
View of the Grand Teton from Hurricane Pass.
Early winter conditions in Tuckerman's ravine, taken from the Lion's head trail.

I'd like to acknowledge that essentially all of this recreation has taken place on Indigenous lands,
including unceded lands of the Pullayup tribe, the Mohawk peoples, the Shosone tribe, and many
more. I recognize the connection of these peoples to these sacred places and the suffering
they continue to endure.