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Since 1970 we have informed the climbing world, publishing news, interviews, features, and skills advice.
Boulder, CO
Joined January 2009
Connor Runge and Anna Hazelnutt just became the first and second people (respectively) to send Belly of the Beast (5.14b) on El Chamán Loco in El Salto, Mexico.
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One photographer takes us through his best practices of capturing Yosemite's Firefall.
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Micah was the type of climber we should all strive to be--kind, caring, strong, passionate, courageous, ambitious, and extremely talented. On January 18, 2025, Micah sadly passed away in a rock climbing accident. Click the link to read the tribute.
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From a climbable cave and a deep water soloing wall to a dog park, these climbing gyms and facilities go above and beyond.
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Including the infamous ‘Reality Bath’ (Canadian Grade VII Ice), 'Virtual Reality' (WI 6), and the 'Californiana' (5.10; 700m) on Cerro Chaltén.
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Worst case scenario: You learn a few things, including the priceless knowledge of where your limit lies at that particular time. Best case? The greatest meaning in life often stems from a leap into the unknown, regardless of how it turns out.
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Our 2025 headliners are here! 🎸 Khruangbin, Lord Huron, Sylvan Esso, and more will hit the stage at the Outside Festival presented by Capital One x REI. Click the link below to grab your ticket!
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Including the infamous ‘Reality Bath’ (Canadian Grade VII Ice), 'Virtual Reality' (WI 6), and the 'Californiana' (5.10; 700m) on Cerro Chaltén.
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Have you ever been hosed by the gear on your harness? This climber sure has.
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Worst case scenario: You learn a few things, including the priceless knowledge of where your limit lies at that particular time. Best case? The greatest meaning in life often stems from a leap into the unknown, regardless of how it turns out.
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Our writer has decided that the Pinch has found a home in his pack, a beloved addition that he appreciates for its lightweight, reliable belay orientation, and fluency with skinny cords.
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Our writer has decided that the Pinch has found a home in his pack, a beloved addition that he appreciates for its lightweight, reliable belay orientation, and fluency with skinny cords.
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Each January, we take time to remember the climbers we lost the previous year. Take a moment to reflect on the climbers we lost in 2024 here and be safe out there
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Including the infamous ‘Reality Bath’ (Canadian Grade VII Ice), 'Virtual Reality' (WI 6), and the 'Californiana' (5.10; 700m) on Cerro Chaltén.
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