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ALPINIST 26 NOW AVAILABLE 
Dear Readers,
We’re back—with our best issue yet. Alpinist 26, packed with climbing stories from Everest to Alaska to Sardinia, is now in the hands of our subscribers and at select retail stores.
If you haven’t seen Alpinist 26, you’re missing the latest photo essays, reflections and adventures from renowned climbers the world around—all on high-quality, large-format paper.
If you’re a new customer or your subscription has expired, subscribe today to receive our latest issue. Think a friend would enjoy Alpinist? Give a gift.
We’re also tapping into the climbing life here on Alpinist.com. Editor-in-chief Michael Kennedy just released his latest editor’s essay online. You can find “Full Circle”, his reflection on a lifetime of climbing and writing, plus a complete list of Alpinist 26’s features and departments, in our online table of contents. Check back here over the next few months for more online stories and reports.
We will continue working hard to bring you the soul of the climbing life. We appreciate your support and feedback, so please contact us with any questions, comments or ideas. Happy climbing,
Alpinist
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