Colorado

"First Ascent" is an awesome short film following Hill and Bennett as they climb the classic route in Eldorado Canyon, Colorado.

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Not going to lie: this doesn't sound that fun. But impressive nonetheless!

Jon Cardwell has sent a new project in Rifle, Z Nation (yes, it’s a linkup...), and he says it’s likely 5.14d

Robinson's journey to send a newer Daniel Woods classic that finishes with an all-points off dyno.

"After four days of living the #puntlyfe, I finally put this thing down," Williams writes of her effort on this climb.

Stretching 3,000 miles from British Columbia to New Mexico, the Rocky Mountains are a geological wonder and a climber's best friend. Here you'll find every rock type imaginable, and in any size or style you may desire. Whatever your pleasure, the Rockies deliver. What better place, then, to spend your summer? For this year's Road Trip we ride the Rockies and sample some of the best they have to offer. Travel with us—the leg-work is already done. Just fill you chalk bag, gas the tank and hit the road.

Taking Aim – Rifle Comes Into Focus At Our Annual Photo Camp

Daniel Woods makes the first ascent of Black 90, a.k.a. “Creature from the Black Lagoon,” at Upper Chaos Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado—his third V16.

Angie Payne's training for the IFSC bouldering World Cup at the GoPro Mountain Games June 5 and 6 in Vail, Colorado.