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Routes Less Traveled27-Feb-2012
No chalk, no people, no waits: The 5 best Yosemite moderates off the beaten track | By Lizzy Scully, Photos by Keith Ladzinski...
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Rock Climbing in India27-Feb-2012
Bollywood, adventure and jungle critters in south India. Jeff Jackson goes rock climbing in India on a life changing pilgrimage....
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Ray's Roof Solo27-Feb-2012
Pete Whittaker and Tom Randall tell first hand what it was like to make the first solos of the Ray Jarding gritstone testpiece off-width roof, Ray's Roof....
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Perfect Chaos27-Feb-2012
How did the disaster that left 11 dead on K2 happen under blue skies, without a breath of wind? The complete account of three days of tragedy and heroism....
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Open Water Treading in Paradise27-Feb-2012
Climbing in Thailand...
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New Mexico27-Feb-2012
Jemez Mountains: The Southwestern Reprieve...
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Never Mind The Dinosaurs27-Feb-2012
Climbing in the Land That Time Forgot...
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Mountain of Clark27-Feb-2012
Climb Till Your Forearms Explode and You Fall 80 Feet at the Country's Best (And Hardest) Sport Crag....
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Michael Reardon27-Feb-2012
Correspondence with the controversial rock climbing soloist Michael Reardon, before his death when he was swept out to sea by a rouge wave in Ireland....
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Melt Down27-Feb-2012
In a race against time, two climbers pit themselves against one of the world’s largest waterfalls— unclimbed, and barely frozen....
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Max Turgeon and Louis-Philippe Ménard: Alpinists and Ice Climbers27-Feb-2012
The alpinists and ice climbers Max Turgeon and Louis-Philippe Ménard share their secrets for success in Canada and what it's like to climb on the world stage....
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Making The Grade27-Feb-2012
Why You May be Wrong About What's Right About Chipping....
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Local Color27-Feb-2012
To find paradise, look no further than your own backyard. A photo expose on Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley and the climbers who are making it happen....
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Limestone Harmony27-Feb-2012
SEARCHING FOR CONNECTIONS IN LAS VEGAS' NEWEST SPORT-CLIMBING ARENA....
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Landscaping27-Feb-2012
Northern Mexico is quietly emerging as the frontier of North American climbing, a veritable paradise of untapped, sick-steep and shady stone with an unknown Sanskrit scholar as the catalyst....
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Kurt Albert: The Climber Who Invented Redpointing27-Feb-2012Kurt Albert invented the redpoint and developed much of our attitude about modern free climbing. Here, in a 1993 interview where he talks about free climbing's origins and questionable tactics such as chipping....
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King Air27-Feb-2012
Malaysia Cragging Gets on the Map...
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JUNIOR MINTS27-Feb-2012
STRENGTH TRAINING FOR YOUNG CLIMBERS...
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Josh Wharton: The Alpinist27-Feb-2012
Josh Wharton is one of our most accomplished, least recognized alpinists. Embracing a disaster style of minimal equipment and a bold go-for-it attitude, he's amassed a roster of big ticks the likes of which you've never heard....
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John Rosholt: Climber and Gambler Disappears in Las Vegas27-Feb-2012
John Rosholt, longtime climber and professional gambler disappeared in Las Vegas in 2005. What happened?...
That Which Shall Not be Named
In July and early August, the Swiss team of Giovanni Quirici, Francesco Pellanda and Christophe Steck made a near free ascent of Gran Diedre Desploma...








