Interview: Will Bosi Still Isn’t Sure What V17 Means
Will Bosi recently became the first person to climb four proposed V17 boulders. The catch: he's still not sure what V17 is.
Will Bosi recently became the first person to climb four proposed V17 boulders. The catch: he's still not sure what V17 is.
Jason Crist is accused of nine felonies by three women.
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Maybe it’ll clean up with traffic!
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For instance: When developing on "chossy" rock, it’s nearly impossible to draw a clear line between regular old cleaning, “aggressive cleaning,” and chipping.
The following report is courtesy of the Alpine Association of Slovenia (PZS), a member of the UIAA since 1991. This is the latest in a series of articles promoting the...
2025 Alpine Club Calendar Goes on Sale
The Alpine Club’s calendar for 2025 brings together a selection of stunning mountain paintings from our collections. The calendar includes works by the likes of ET Compton...
For the first time, the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) has estimated the costs of adapting its huts owing to the impact climate change: the answer is five to seven million...
In 2024 the Croatian Mountaineering Association (CMA) is celebrating the 150th anniversary of organised mountaineering in Croatia. The origins of organised mountaineering in Croatia were conceived in 1874...
Prior to climbing ‘Juneru’ in Albarracin, Spain, Thevenet had done numerous V13s and V14s.
Americans August Franzen, Dane Steadman, and Cody Winckler made the first ascent of Yashkuk Sar via the inspiring north buttress.
No kidding!
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Tanner Wanish and Mike Vaill just beat Brad Gobright, Jim Reynolds, and Alex Honnold on the Yosemite Triple Crown. Wanish has only been climbing for four and a half years.
Armando Menocal, a Cuban-American civil rights lawyer and climber, dedicated decades of his life to ensuring the sport remained accessible.
What Would Lucy Say?
‘What would Lucy say?’ is an exhibition which marks two key anniversaries in the history of the Alpine Club, namely the 50th Anniversary of the AC voting to admit women and the 50th Anniversary of the merger of the AC with the Ladies’ Alpine Club.