Author Annie Kramer

Annie Kramer

The walls of Annie’s compact dorm room speak volumes. They tell the tales of high-alpine trekking (and trudging) in Bhutan, Nepal, Corsica, and beyond, of endurance running through the Hoh Rainforest in the United States’ westernmost reaches, of conversing in multiple tongues, and of farming–and eating–Icelandic vegetables pulsing with health and life. While Annie is apt to name red rock as her preferred terrain feature, her ample days spent on Alta, Utah’s powder-clad slopes have cultivated in her a deep love for all things snow-covered.

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To the Banks of the Colorado: Trekking in the Grand Canyon

Annie Kramer

Note from the National Park Service: “Under no circumstances should you attempt to hike from the rim to the river and back in one day! Do not hike during the hottest part of the day.” Translation: You...

Skiing the Storm

Annie Kramer

Alta, Utah — I’ve never enjoyed practicing yoga. I would hate to think I’m not calm enough (probably true), that I’m not committed enough (false), that I’m not sufficiently interested in “centering my mind an...

Frozen Tears, Crystal Snot: A Korean New Year Climb

Exploring the Costa Rican Rainforest on Cerro Chato

Northern Norway: An Adventure Lover’s Paradise

True Ground Beneath my Feet: Backpacking in the Florida Everglades

To the Banks of the Colorado: Trekking in the Grand Canyon

Skiing the Storm

Scottish Winter Climbing: Dorsal Arete, Stob Coire nan Lochan, Glen Coe

Exploring the Costa Rican Rainforest on Cerro Chato

Northern Norway: An Adventure Lover’s Paradise

True Ground Beneath my Feet: Backpacking in the Florida Everglades

White Wilderness: Exploring the Frozen World of Nunavut

Madagascar: A Coast to Coast Expedition