PROFILESuperhero Jacket, Essence Jacket, Ion Windshirt, Scree Pant, Spring Glove, Alpinist 55 Pack
For Jordan Campbell, the idea of international climbing is only a part of a greater story of cross-cultural stewardship and global awareness. In the past 20 years, Jordan has emerged as a dedicated journalist and ambassador of mountain culture – unearthing important stories born from the tribe of climbers and adventurers. Through landmark expeditions, scrambles along exposed, knife-edge ridges leading to lofty summits world-wide, Jordan has demonstrated a profound commitment to understand distant cultures and the natural world. Should you find him fighting his way up an Indian Creek splitter, skiing under bluebird skies, gripped above his last ice screw, or swirling his head in thin air, Jordan is probably already lost in a separate reality - ascending a metaphysical mountain in his wildest dreams. (Google search ‘Jordan Campbell Climber’)
Ten year old son; Stacks of great friends; Numerous climbing and ski trips; Four Himalayan expeditions; East Ridge of Mt. Sanitas (Boulder)
Lived in Brazil and Venezuela for three years.
Poison Oak, Sharks, Ice Climbing
Help others less fortunate; Write more stories and take more photos; Climb and ski with good friends; Watch more sunrises and sunsets.
International Climbs & Expeditions:
1992 Thalay Sagar, (India); 2000 Nevado Alpamayo (Peru); 2001 Dolomites (Italy); 2002 Pyrenees (Spain), 2002 Sepu Kangri (Tibet); 2003 Mont Blanc Massif (France); 2004; Hurragane Alps (Norway); 2005 North Face / Sight to Summit Expedition, Cholatse (Nepal); 2005 Ama Dablam (Nepal); 2007 Hvannadahlshnukur (Iceland)
North America:
Longs Peak, Elks, San Juans (Colorado); Indian Creek, Southwest Desert (Utah); Red Rocks (Nevada); Tetons (Wyoming); Mt. Rainier (Washington); Sierra Nevada, Yosemite; (California)
Film Experience:
“Last Horizon: The First Ascent of Sepu Kangri” (Rattlecan Films and Marmot, 2003); “Secrets of the Snow God”, (National Geographic Adventure Challenge, 2004); “Light of the Himalaya” (Produced by Serac Adventure Films & Michael Brown, The North Face and Rush HD Television, 2006); “Islenska” (Directed by Cécile Cusin & Produced by Marmot, 2007)
Print Media:
Climber, Powder, Desnivel, Montagna, Backcountry, Couloir, Climbing, Wend, Men’s Journal, Denver Post, Aspen Times, Boulder Daily Camera
Affiliations: CAMP Athlete (USA), American Alpine Club Member
Jordan Campbell, Marmot Athlete, climbs South Six Shooter North and South Towers wearing Marmot's Essence Jacket with friends Ace Kvale and Bill Crouse.
Jordan Campbell and Jennifer Acker climb Navajo Peak (13,410 feet) -- a classic Colorado scramble in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. Campbell is wearing the Marmot Nano jacket (made with Gore-Tex Paclite; 8oz) and the Ramble Half Zip (LS). Jennifer Acker is wearing Marmot’s Crystalline for women (6.5 oz) -- voted Editor’s Choice by Women’s Adventure magazine.
Colorado climber, Jennifer Acker (hard-headed, tough and originally from New Jersey…..) and Jordan Campbell (complicated yet sensitive…wearing strange head scarf… ) scramble up the snowfields of 14,000-ft. Challenger Peak (enjoy the banter....)
Marmot Athletes Fabrizio Zangrilli and Jordan Campbell test-driving some key styles in Marmot’s technical sportswear collection, while climbing the The Yellow Spur -- a six-pitch, ultra-classic Colorado rock route in Eldorado Canyon (10c). Zangrilli is wearing the Kaos2 Short Sleeve shirt and Campbell is wearing the Ramble Half Zip shirt and Cortina Pant. Learn more about Fabrizio and Jordan on marmotpro.com.