The Continuum Project: Zion
Rob Pizem and Mike Anderson free their latest Zion route: Shake That Bear (5.12+ R, 11 pitches).
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Aaron Mulkey: Patriarch of Cody Ice
Mulkey has spent many fruitless days trudging in his boots, hunting vast swaths of land and isolated canyons for ice that may not exist…
Video: Ueli Steck Solos La Ginat
Ueli Steck solos the Ginat route (ED: V M4+ 85 degrees, 1000m) on film.
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
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 Continuum Project: Norway
Guy Lacelle solos a 180-meter WI6 free solo in Hemsedal, Norway.