Last week, I became the first woman to land a backflip into Corbet’s Couloir. That still feels weird to say! One of the first things to come into my mind after landing was how many people I had to thank for helping me achieve this goal. At the forefront of the long list of people…
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Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I first moved to Jackson in ‘94 after graduating from Middlebury College. After 3 years I moved back to VT and became a pediatric intensivist. I moved back to Jackson about 10 years ago. Now I spend my free time fishing, skiing, running and getting into the mountains as…
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As summer comes to an end, everyone in Jackson starts looking ahead to the winter. Skiers and Snowboarders all over town start to get excited and giddy, but after a long summer of not skiing from 9 to 4 every day, it can be nerve-wracking to wonder how your body will hold up this year.…
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Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I’ve lived in Jackson for 6 years now and like to ski, hike, bike, and I’m a pretty casual runner by Jackson standards. I run a customer experience consulting company with my husband called Curvejumping, and we work with companies all over the country on customer research, brand, and…
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In the chat with Rouchelle Gilmore, our very own Crystal Wright talks about growing up in Jackson Hole, being a racer turned big mountain skier, the impact of social media in mountain towns, coaching women’s camps, injuries, and the start of the Jackson Hole Babe Force.
Q: What inspired you to participate in the Triple Crown? A: When I first came to visit to see if Jackson fit the bill for a move, someone said to watch this multi-leg race called the Pole Pedal Paddle (PPP). I thought wow, adventure racing – cool, cool, cool. Pretty hardcore. It stayed in the…
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