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Any seasoned climber will have that inevitable, stressful moment in the hills: nature's calling but you've got no TP to answer. Enter: the bidet.
A Training Plan for Alpine Climbing You might train your upper body endlessly for the demands of technical climbing, but getting to intense backcountry objectives demands a base strength in your lower body as well.
Olympic silver medalist Miho Nonaka has jumped one and a half number grades with her redpoint of Mr. Hyde (8c+/ 5.14c) in Céüse, France. Though Nonaka certainly could have climbed the grade sooner, or redpointed harder in the interim...
The gym started as a sketch on a napkin. Now it helps keep inner-city kids in Denver off the streets.
The American Alpine Club (AAC) is excited to announce that they are now accepting application for six grants: the TINCUP Partner in Adventure Grant, the Cutting Edge Grant, the Jones Backcountry Adventure Grant...
We gathered ten of the best articles about age published in Rock and Ice and Climbing in the last few years. Together, they can help you stay engaged with the sport well into your golden years.
On September 4, Neil Gresham grabbed the first ascent of Lexicon (E11 7a) at Pavey Ark in the UK’s Lake District. The route, which can roughly be translated to 5.14 with an 80-foot fall potential, was his first of the grade.
A free soloist was found dead following a fall in Eldorado Canyon last week. According to Carrie Haverfield at the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO), a group of four climbers at Rincon Rock called 911 at approximately 5:45 p.m. on Wednesday...
This new anthology chronicles the history of women climbers in Yosemite from the 1930 to the present.
Six climbing photographers from under-represented groups get the opportunity to participate in a no-cost photo workshop with leading photographers Irene Yee, Keith Ladzinski, and Climbing's art director and editors.
Despite all the hardship he has suffered, Lynch has a positive outlook on life and now hopes to use his experiences to help others.