Piolets d'Or Announces the "Significant Ascents" of 2023
This list of 68 climbs is effectively a "long list" used to select nominees of the prestigious alpine award.
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Japanese Climber Nobukazu Kuriki, 35, Dies on Everest
While moving down from Camp III to Camp II on Everest, Nobukazu Kuriki went missing after sending a radio message
Courtney Sanders: The Bigger Issue
Following recent events, Courtney Sanders reflects upon wider issues in the outdoor industry.
The Case of Joe Kinder
The Joe Kinder story continues to develop. The climbing industry has had their say, here’s a selection of opinions that have been shared since the news broke.
Black Diamond Drops Joe Kinder
Joe Kinder, a professional climber, has been removed from the Black Diamond team for violating their zero tolerance policy towards bullying.
One of the Fathers of Modern Exploration, Folco Quilici, Passes at 87
Entire generations around the world were inspired by his documentaries and photos, alas, early this Saturday morning Folco Quilici passed
Adventure Sports Expo Asia 2018: Day One
With a goal to promote adventure travel and responsible tourism, India's first large-scale adventure sports expo has launched
For Love of the Bike
A cycling group visits a cafe in Colorado every day and takes a young barista under their wing. Now a
Reel Rock 12 is Flat-Out Awesome
Want to win free tickets to Reel Rock 12? Read our review of the film, the best installment in several
Fred Beckey, Legendary American Climber, Dies at 94
Fred Beckey, the American climber whose list of epic first ascents reads like a history of North American climbing in
Extreme Ski Area La Grave Given a New Lease on Life
La Grave will avoid the grave! Once thought to be destined for conversion into a run-of-the-mill ski resort, the mountain
Himalayan Database Soon to be Available Online for Free
Miss Elizabeth Hawley started recording information about ascents in the Himalayas in 1963. Today her records are the most complete
Hayden Kennedy, Leading American Climber, Dies at 27
The American climber Hayden Kennedy, one of the most talented all-around climbers of his generation, died on Sunday, October 8,