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Posted September 10, 2008
This summer the climbing community lost a great friend, George Gardner.
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Posted September 3, 2008
Alpinist was founded in 2002 in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Twenty-five issues, four film festivals and three websites later, we're still psyched, and we're still growing.
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Posted August 27, 2008
For Issue 25's profile of El Capitan, we worked with the finest photographers ever to grace the Valley. Those historically significant images we couldn't fit between the covers you'll find here.
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Posted August 20, 2008
David Pickford shares his saltiest shots from the sea cliffs of the United Kingdom to preview Issue 25.
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Posted August 13, 2008
Italian climbing legend Ermanno Salvaterra reflects on the Torre Traverse—what most consider the finest enchainment in Patagonian history.
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Posted August 6, 2008
Follow climber Liv Sansoz to Hampi, India, where among palm trees, rice fields and ancient temples, she experiences some of the world's greatest bouldering. Still hungry? Professional videographer Evrard Wendenbaum steps in to answer a few questions about filming the trip.
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Posted July 30, 2008
An excerpt from Clint Willis's book, The Boys of Everest—a semi-historical ride through the life of Sir Chris Bonington and the ragtag group of Brits who followed him to the world's greatest peaks.
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Posted July 23, 2008
Steph Davis is one of the world's most accomplished female free soloists. She explains, in this Alpinist.com Solo Series exclusive, how she replaces fear with relaxed confidence to send exposed routes without a lifeline.
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Posted July 16, 2008
What does it take to free solo 500 meters of 5.12? That's a question only the likes of Alex Huber can answer—and here he does in this Alpinist.com Solo Series exclusive.
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Posted July 9, 2008
After exploring the minds of rock master Alex Honnold and big wall diva Silvia Vidal, the Solo Series delves into the world of ice climbing with Guy Lacelle.
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