My Epic: Beaned on Everest
A dropped oxygen canister at 27,000 feet.
My Epic
A Long Way Down
150-Footer on the Nose.
Day of the Dagger
The difference between luck and misfortune is as thin as a crack in the ice.
Flying off the Grand
A shattered leg, a new direction.
In the Doghouse
Forbidden to climb, two soldiers go rogue.
The Worry Stone
The scariest lessons are ones you don’t learn.
Never Back Down (Unless You’re Trad Climbing)
Turns out trad isn’t the same as sport climbing.
Hanging By A Thread
Unbelievable best-case scenario, in the absolute worst case.
To Hell and Back – Local Outing Turns Into Nightmare
Scottish climber Robbie Phillips enters the White Room on the classic Deep Cut Chimney (4 IV) of Hell’s Lum, a 2,700-foot peak in the Cairngorms, Scottish Highlands.
Groundfall: Climber Lands Hands-First After 45 Feet
“Will it go trad?” my climbing buddy asked. “Hmmm, I hadn’t thought of that. Wonder if it could?” I wanted all my hard work of route developing to pay off. I wanted something that others could climb, that was the best it could be.
Ignoring the Warnings
A narrow escape in the Tetons.