Speed: Will The Future of Alpinism Belong To Runners?
Will The Future of Alpinism Belong To Runners?
Ueli Steck
Climb for Climate Hopes to Bag 82 Summits in 100 Days
Two climbers are attempting to summit all 82 4,000 meter (13,123 foot) peaks in the Alps in 100 days, to raise awareness about climate change.
Should Climbing be Political?, Jerry Moffatt’s Cinderella Story, and a Modern Epic on Annapurna
Saying climbing has nothing to do with politics is like saying science had nothing to do with putting a man on the moon.
We Miss You, Ueli
One year after the passing of alpine legend Ueli Steck, Suunto remember their lost friend and athlete.
In Ueli’s Footsteps: Tenji Sherpa and Jon Griffith to Attempt Everest-Lhotse Traverse
Two of Ueli Steck's closest friends and climbing partners will try to complete his last, unfinished climb.
Ueli Steck on Launching into the Void on Annapurna’s South Face
"I was completely detached from the world below. There was nothing but climbing. No goal, no future, no past. I was climbing in the here and now. One swing of the ice axe after the other, one step after the other."
Alex Lowe’s and David Bridges’ Remains Found on Shishapangma
The bodies of Alex Lowe and David Bridges were found April 27 on Shishapangma, in Tibet. Ueli Steck and David Goettler discovered them while acclimatizing for an ascent of Shishapangma’s South Face.
The Classic Alpinist: Ueli Steck Climbs 82 Summits In 62 Days – Part 1
Part 1 of "The Classic Alpinist,” a special 4-part video series.
82 and Done – Ueli Steck Completes Alps Mission in 61 Days
Eighty-two Summits in 80 days was his goal. Sixty-One days in, Ueli Steck was done.
Ueli Steck Reaches Halfway Point on 82 Summits Project
Fourty-one summits down and 41 to go, with 53 days left. On Tuesday Ueli Steck hit the halfway point of his 82 Summits project.
Ueli Steck, Michi Wohlleben: Eighty-two Summits in 80 days
Eighty-two summits in 80 days—that’s the goal of mountaineers Ueli Steck of Switzerland and Michi Wohlleben of Germany.
The Eiger the Hard Way: Britain’s Boldest Take on the North Face
Dave MacLeod and Calum Muskett wanted to climb one of the hardest routes in the Alps, and this led them to Paciencia (5.13b), a route established by Swiss alpinist Ueli Steck that takes a harrowing line up the Eiger's infamous north face. This is their story.