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Spring savings for all your climbing needs
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From the creators of ‘The Alpinist’ and ‘The Dawn Wall,’ this docuseries explores the high-stakes life of the climbing legend who fell to his death at 43 years old. Watch the trailer here.
If they don’t smother you alive, hypoxic tents work pretty dang great.
The young phenom talks separating climbing from his identity, while mastering progress over perfection.
Golden Piton winner Katie Lamb shares how she’s navigated the past year after sending 'The Dark Side' (V16) and gives us a sneak peek of her current project.
Two legends compare notes across generations about straddling the worlds of comp climbing and history-making on rock.
If there’s one thing that Saskatchewanians understand, it’s ice. The frozen, wind-swept landscapes of southern Saskatchewan present a survival (and often a spiritual) challenge for its brave inhabitants for what can feel like months without end.
This story comes to us from the book Mountain Voices. Paired with photos from the Mountain Legacy Project, Mountain Voices is a collection of unique short essays from alpinists, activists, artists, and mountain researchers as they share their unique and fascinating perspectives.
For a backcountry adventure with the jaw-dropping views, this multi-pitch 5.10 route is worth the trip to Chile’s newly protected Cochamó Valley.
“I’ve dreamed about this for years, but in my dreams, I always had hands.”
The Spanish climber just called his March first ascent 5.15d, but suggests it could be even harder.
An impromptu rescue in Boulder’s Eldorado Canyon
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How pro climber Caro North learned to "lead from the back" with a crew of psyched young women.
'Paradigm Shift' represents a rare modern example of expedition big-wall climbing—heavy, slow, dangerous, and deeply uncertain.