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Five indigenous Aymara women from Bolivia have summited the continent’s highest peak in traditional dress
China recently announced plans to cap Everest climbing permits at 300 as it ramps up cleanup efforts on the mountain
A pair of Brazilian climbers are currently missing on Fitz Roy in Patagonia and another, a Czech, perished while descending.
Woods sent Jimmy Webb’s new problem last week in Black Velvet Canyon, Red Rocks, Nevada.
The award-winning documentary chronicling Alex Honnold’s attempt to free solo El Capitan has been nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the 91st Academy Awards.
First Lieutenant Tyler Casey represented the United States Army in its first international climbing competition and placed third.
The Colorado climber sent the line, the hardest confirmed dry-tooling route in the world, just after Thanksgiving
While the fabled 10th Mountain Division doesn’t train for the mountains quite like they used to, the Army hasn’t completely abandoned the high country. And the stories of the 10th’s heyday are as good as they come.
An interview with trail beast Josh Barringer. Sponsored by Arc’teryx for Trail Runner
The SPOT X. Never go alone in the backcountry. Sponsored by SPOT for Trail Runner
This Memphis rock gym is giving back in a big way. This article was published in the inaugural print issue of Gym Climber magazine.
Kimmel just broke the 37-year-old record at Pikes Peak Marathon. She’s in the middle of a racing blitz and is not fazed.
In Munich last weekend, Janja Garnbret took her second bouldering gold of the season, Gregor Vezonik his first overall, and season champions were crowned.
