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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?...
Wild Chihuahua
Rumors of a parallel Hueco universe lure an intrepid team of American climbers into the unforgiving Mexican desert. By Matt Segal Photos by John Dickey








