Video: Ueli Steck Solos La Ginat
Ueli Steck solos the Ginat route (ED: V M4+ 85 degrees, 1000m) on film.
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The Continuum Project: Elephant’s Perch
Join Sarah Watson and Majka Burhardt on the classic Direct Beckey Route (V 5.11a), Elephant’s Perch, Sawtooth Range, Idaho.
180 South: Conquerors of the Useless
Inspired by a film from 1968, Jeff Johnson and Chris Malloy find their own way to Patagonia, learning the true meaning of adventure along the way.
Adirondacks Lost and Found
Matt McCormick presents a brief modern history of climbing in the Adirondacks, with photos by Dave Vuono.
The Continuum Project: Lion’s Head
Lion’s Head is a peaceful port village in Ontario, Canada surrounded by spectacular limestone cliffs…
Smuggs: Everyman’s Ice Fest
Alden Pellett climbs a new route, Bob Timmer awes the crowd, and a reporter gets terrorized at the fourth annual Smuggs Ice Bash.
The Continuum Project: Icefall Brook
Jon Walsh and Ian Welsted establish a beautiful new mixed line in Icefall Brook, a remote amphitheater of ice in British Columbia.
WayPoint Namibia
When a team of American climbers establishes Southern Crossing (V 5.11+, 1,300′) on the Brandberg in Namibia, their journey of understanding has just begun.
Interview: Will Gadd and 24 Hours of Ice
Will Gadd speaks about his “endless ascent” at Ouray, in which he climbed more than 25,000′ in a single day and raised over $15,000 for the dZi Foundation.
The Continuum Project: Norway
Guy Lacelle solos a 180-meter WI6 free solo in Hemsedal, Norway.
Video: Guy Lacelle, Legend
Dozens upon dozens of climbers–competitors, festivalgoers and friends–organized a celebration of Guy’s life. The result was an emotional but heartening gathering that shook not only the climbers in attendance, but those in the greater community, those who had heard that a legend, in life, was no more.
Sean McCabe: A Vibrant Life
Alpinist celebrates the life of artist Sean McCabe, whose boldness on canvas–and as a family man, teacher, skier and climber–will be profoundly missed.