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This New Route in the Wind River Range Is One of the Steepest Trad Lines We've Seen
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (309+ words) About our reporting: Senior Editor Anthony Walsh spoke with professional rock climber Amity Martin (previously Warme) about her first ascent of Time is Dancing (5.14a; 1,000ft) on Lost Temple Spire, in Wyoming’s Wind River Range. “Did you hear about Amity’s new route…...
Walk a Tightrope Through the Sky on 10 Classic U.S. Ridge Climbs and Scrambles
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (1663+ words) As a climber, it’s nearly impossible to see a stark, jagged ridgeline cutting across the sky and not want to climb it. There’s something irresistible about traversing from end to end with exposure falling away on both sides. You feel…...
This Rappel Mistake Can Be Fatal. Why Don't More Climbers Know About It?
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (1265+ words) About our reporting: To investigate this fatal rappelling accident, reporter Natalie Berry spoke with IMFGA guide Calum Muskett, expert alpinist Colin Haley, and a close friend of the deceased. The results exposed a small yet fatal rappelling mistake that many…...
In 1976, a Plane Full of Weed Crashed Into Yosemite. Chaos Ensued.
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (1563+ words) Produced by British film production company Dash Pictures, the one-and-a-half hour doc sheds ample new light on the legend through in-depth interviews with park rangers, a widow of one of the pilots, a U.S. customs agent, the former head of Yosemite…...
Desperation in Every Frame: How 9 Photographers See the Climber’s “Crux”
1+ week, 6+ day ago (435+ words) In a sense, it’s the core of our sport: the crux. It’s the hardest moves on a climb, the moment of truth, and the split-second where you launch from one timeline into the next. In our experience, the crux is…...
How to Try Apéro Topo, the Climber’s Take on Après
2+ week, 5+ day ago (767+ words) Skiers reign supreme when it comes to what happens after the main event. So much so that après ski has become an event in its own right, even drawing in non-skiers to partake (though not without heated debate). According to…...
Climbers Ignored Warnings to Bail From Europe's Busiest Peak. Then the Mayor Made an Example Out Of Them.
2+ week, 6+ day ago (351+ words) About our reporting: To get a clearer picture of the mass helicopter rescue refusal in the French Alps, Senior Editor Anthony Walsh spoke with a French IFMGA guide and drew upon his own experience in the alpine to analyze the…...