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An East Coast climber reveals how he went from a snowboarder who hated the cold, to a WI5 ice climber and guide in short order.
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Give Honnold a break! Next time you want to talk about climbing, pull from our curated Rolodex of charismatic climbers.
You've never camped like this before! The VIP experience (worth $14,000) includes: + 2 spots at the Trident GMC
(all abilities welcome)
+ Gear for 2 from Mountain Hardwear (sleeping bags, packs...
Loving someone who climbs means learning to manage my own fear, trusting their judgment, and cheering them on.
He lived for an entire Yosemite season on 15 borrowed dollars and showed Ron Kauk “the simple climbing life was possible.” Bard was also one of America’s best-ever climbers.
As the Wendy Thompson Hut sits in excellent ski terrain, and it is the only reservable hut in the Duffy Lake area, it is in high demand every winter. It was the perfect location for the Women’s Beginner Hut Life trip.
The Slovenian climber’s blitz of 'Pure Dreaming' has some questioning whether she’s made the first female flash of a 9a/5.14d. First ascensionist Adam Ondra and others share their thoughts with 'Climbing.'
...Break up with the autobelay and unlock new climbing potential with these proven (and unusual) partner-finding ideas.
Brent Barghahn has always lived at the intersection of mechanical curiosity and physical pursuit. Now, he's pairing 5.14 fitness with innovative design.
Based on incident reports, personal stories, and evolving risks in alpinism, the safety committee provides regular information on things to know/watch for in the backcountry to keep your next trip safe!
The 22-year-old is the third person to free ‘The Nose’ (5.14a; 3,000 ft) in a day—only three days after making the first free ascent of ‘Triple Direct’ (5.14a; 3,000ft).
The wild past and emotional present of the editor of 'Accidents in North American Climbing'
New routes—and new mountains—were awarded based on their commitment, technical difficulty, exploratory nature, and creativity.
