HMI Gap: Why we sleep under the stars
F-Trek 2 describes a typical day at their climb camp in Snow Canyon, Utah. Written by: Emma and Lily. Our […]
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Into the Underworld: Canyons!
Written by: Hannah Abramowitz and McKenna Fox After spending our time so far climbing up walls, this past week our
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HMI Gap: A Magical Desert Snowstorm
written by: Evie Usich After an incredible month in the desert of southern Utah, we’re back in Leadville for a
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HMI Gap: When words aren’t enough–a photo essay through Southeast Utah’s canyons.
Photos and words by: Lukas S., Matthew S., and Claire S. Looking into the night sky at the confluence of
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HMI Gap: High Hopes and Hungry Minds
A student’s account of the first two “climbing basecamps” in the Rock Climbing & Conservation Semester. Written by: Clara Mizock
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HMI Gap: Just A Normal day
A student reflection of the time Wilderness & Conservation 2 spend at their basecamp near Moab, UT. Written by: Cole
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HMI Gap: A safe and successful first few weeks
Three groups of High Mountain Institute Gap students, our largest Gap cohort ever, arrived in Leadville, CO on September 20th,
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HMI Gap: My Friend Doug
Student reflections from HMI Gap’s Fall 2020 “Wilderness and Conservation in The American West” semester. Written by: Zackery Stone “How
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HMI Gap: Inchworms, Salad Bowl, and Gray Jays
Student reflections from a 14-day backpacking trip through the Sawatch Range near Leadville, CO. Written by Emma Barker and Ruby
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HMI Gap: Starting Early with Gratitude
Student reflections from HMI Gap’s “Climbing and Conservation in the American West” semester. written by: Noah Stiegler and Sabine Blumenthal