I Gaze at My Mountains
In “I Gaze at My Mountains” (translated by Mark Andryczyk and Yaryna Yakubyak), a Ukrainian poet and children’s book publisher, Ivan Malkovych, evokes the intense
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![Climbers follow the aptly named route Beongae (5.10d, 123m) on Ulsanbawi, Seoraksan National Park, South Korea. [Photo] Choi Suk-mun](https://alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/xwfeature-a77-on-belay-2-930x620.jpg.pagespeed.ic.1JkYWWiktC.jpg)
Haunted by Venus
For more than two decades, Choi Suk-mun has climbed around the world, including first ascents on giant Himalayan peaks; yet he remains haunted by a
![Katie Ives, on the North Face (the common name for the northwest face) of Gothics, Adirondacks. [Photo] Kevin B. MacKenzie](https://alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/a77-sharp-end-1-900x620.jpg)
Of Thin Ice
In this Sharp End story from Alpinist 77–which is now on newsstands and in our online store–Alpinist Editor-in-Chief Katie Ives looks back on autumn climbs
A Beginner’s Guide to Suffering
In this feature story from The Climbing Life section of Alpinist 76–which is now available on newsstands and in our online store–Brandon Blackburn considers some
![Kim Chang-ho (right) chats with climbing partner Choi Seok-mun (left) at a popular crag in Seoul, South Korea in September 2015. [Photo] Joo Min-wook](https://alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/a75-local-hero-1-799x620.jpg)
Local Hero: Kim Chang-ho
In this Local Hero story from Alpinist 75 (Autumn 2021), Oh Young-hoon, former editor of Alpinist Korea, memorializes Kim Chang-ho and his philosophy of “being
![Bronwyn Hodgins nears the top of El Capitan (Tu-Tok-A-Nu-La) in May 2021, when she became the third woman to free climb Golden Gate (5.13a, 34 pitches). [Photo] Nick Smith](https://alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/a76-ob-yosemite-dreams-1-930x620.jpg)
Yosemite Dreams
In this On Belay story from Alpinist 76–which is now on newsstands and available in our online store–our digital editor Derek Franz travels to Yosemite
![[Artwork] Jeremy Collins](https://alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/a76-tcl-dreams-of-rising-waters-1-930x620.jpg)
Dreams of Rising Waters
In this science fiction story from The Climbing Life section of Alpinist 76–which is now available on newsstands and in our online store–Mailee Hung considers
Interview with David Smart, author of the Mountain Profile for Alpinist 76 and winner of 2021 Boardman-Tasker Award
David Smart’s book, Emilio Comici: Angel of the Dolomites, received the Boardman-Tasker Award for Mountain Literature in November. The biography was published in 2020 and
An excerpt from Chris Kalman’s award winning book, “Dammed If You Don’t”
Today we’re sharing an excerpt from an award-winning book written by a longtime Alpinist contributor and former intern Chris Kalman and illustrated by Craig Muderlak.
… Read More »An excerpt from Chris Kalman’s award winning book, “Dammed If You Don’t”
![Betty Manning, descending the Tooth, ca. 1950s. [Photo] Courtesy of Claudia Manning](https://alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/a76-sharp-end-1-930x620.jpeg)
In the Wake
Alpinist 76 is now available on newsstands in our online store. In this Sharp End essay, our editor-in-chief follows in the footsteps of Harvey Manning
The Many Futures of Alpinism Essays from Alpinist 75
The following eight essays are part of 18 published in Alpinist 75 (Autumn 2021) for “The Many Futures of Alpinism” feature.
![Image 1 of 2: This photo and the one below originally appeared as a panorama across two pages in Alpinist 75; it has been split into two frames to allow for better viewing on the webpage. It shows the view from Mt. Ilse (2506m), during its first ascent by Natalia Martinez and Camilo Rada in April 2021, in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field. Mt. Ilse is named for Ilse von Rentzell, who roamed the area in 1933. Only one of the summits in this photo has been climbed, Martinez says. [Photo] Camilo Rada/UNCHARTED project](https://alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/a75-future-series-rada-martinez-1-930x328.jpg)
Living Maps of Patagonia: Toward a New Future of Exploration
“The Future of Alpinism,” is the theme of Alpinist 75–which is now on newsstands and in our online store. This special issue includes 18 essays
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