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Posted September 11, 2010
Ralf Gantzhorn presents 16 striking images from the top of the bottom of the world.
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Posted August 12, 2010
It is reasonable to say at this point in history—now that popular climbing media has existed for decades—that there are climbing superstars: athletes that combine a definitive personality with difficult and stylistically charged climbs. Alexander Huber is certainly one of those superstars...
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Posted July 27, 2010
In his quest to discover why some climbers are fearful and others brazen, Ilgner developed the Warrior's Way, a program to help climbers become aware of—and deal with—their apprehensions.
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Posted July 1, 2010
Dozens of Yosemite Valley pioneers have been mailing a single book among them for months, gathering signatures to produce a unique retrospective and a way to raise money for Jim Bridwell.
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Posted June 23, 2010
Open the mountain journals of four climbers—John Evans, Jock Glidden, David Jones and Steve House—to find their past and future inspirations and motivations.
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Posted June 18, 2010
For four days in May, Tommy Caldwell temporarily shelved his dreams of freeing Mescalito for a more important objective...
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Posted June 9, 2010
Tamotsu Nakamura presents a list of the top 16 outstanding unclimbed summits in China's West Sichuan Highlands.
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Posted June 1, 2010
Rob Pizem and Mike Anderson free their latest Zion route: Shake That Bear (5.12+ R, 11 pitches).
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Posted May 3, 2010
Mulkey has spent many fruitless days trudging in his boots, hunting vast swaths of land and isolated canyons for ice that may not exist...
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Posted April 21, 2010
Ueli Steck solos the Ginat route (ED: V M4+ 85 degrees, 1000m) on film.
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