Rifle

Just as the premiers for "Pretty Strong" began, filmfests shut down. Latest online showing was at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival. Here, a review of the film.

When a climber-healthcare worker offered to buy groceries for people in need, the idea grew.

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

Jonathan Siegrist sends Fat Camp (5.14d), Planet Garbage (5.14d) and Joe Kinder's newest creation The Club (5.14d) in Rifle, Colorado.

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

Jon Cardwell makes the first ascent of Fat Camp (5.14d), a line equipped by Joe Kinder, in the Wicked Cave, Rifle, Colorado.

Shouting out to the the unsung climbers who put up the routes we love so well.

At 68 years old, Lee Sheftel continues to climb hard, having just sent Eulogy (5.13b) in Rifle, Colorado.

A lot of climber words come and go. “Honed” was once used often, and with straight faces, if you can believe that: “That guy is so honed.” “Sent” is practically everywhere. But I’ve never seen another piece of climber slang as widely applied as “crushed.”