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Mugs Stump-Funded Expeditions: 2012 In Review
Find out what happened to each of the teams funded by our 2012 Mugs Stump Award.
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Golgotha and the Angel: Reveling in the Unclimbed
Through spindrift and 70 mph winds, Clint Helander and Ben Trocki chase 45-year-old projects in the Revelation Mountains of Alaska.
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An Arctic Expedition Trilogy Perceived
The continued search to discover and climb the northernmost rock formations on Earth in Franz Josef Land, Russia
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Maurice Herzog Dies at Age 93
Maurice Herzog passed away at the age of 93 on December 13, leaving behind a legendary account of a bold first ascent an 8,000 meter peak—the first of its kind.
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Diary of Yosemite’s Climber Stewards: On Patrol
Up to 3,000-foot vertical walls, 5,000 routes, 1,200 square miles, 150-180 days of climbing per year and two (count them) two full-time Yosemite climbing rangers. In this installment of the Diary of Yosemite’s Climber Stewards, Climbing Ranger Ben Doyle gets paid to climb El Cap in a day.
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Voluntary Wild Country Helium Carabiner Recall
Wild Country issued a voluntary recall of the Helium carabiner on December 10, 2012. Find details in the following press release.
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Wired: Climb Disconnected
What happens to the solitary creativity of our pursuit as more climbers perform for a mass audience? Mountaineering historian Andy Selters investigates what may become one of the defining questions of our era.
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