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profileThe Mooses Tooth
Since its first ascent in 1964, The Mooses Tooth has captivated climbers with its array of alpine challenges. Greg Crouch narrates the history, while Walter Welsch, Gary Bocarde, Nate Zinsser, Jim Bridwell, Scott Simper and Steve House recount their climbs on the mountain that has something for everyone. featuresThe Adventures of Hardy Grimper
Kate stood him up, so Hardy's off for a solo of Standing Rock. Angst, desert sandstone, sweltering heat: What more could you want from an adventure. Hero of the Soviet Union
The former Soviet Union is home to some of the great walls of the world. One alpinist set out to prove himself on the Rocky Ak-Su Peak. Little did he know the mountain would become his home away from home for the next ten years. Losar
One thousand meters of shimmering ice can be an illusion, a delusion or simply a step in the journey toward ascent. The Stronghold
The Apache chose Cochise Stronghold for its natural fortifications. A modern climber finds they're still in perfect order. Unclimbed
With all the attention that is given to Everest and a handful of other peaks around the world, climbers might be forgiven for thinking there's nothing new left to climb. Please allow us to correct the misperception. climbing noteseditors notelettersfacesJohn Kendal Bragg, Jr.
From 5.12 to Cerro Standhardt, John Bragg explored the margins of climbing in the 1970s. Home and hearth took precedence for seventeen years, but now he's balancing them with a return to the heights. climbing lifeThe Climbing Life
Observations from the field. inmemoriamIn Memoriam
Guy Edwards, 1972-2003 off belayOff Belay
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