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climbingnarc.com

I have returned safely from Las Vegas with both my marriage and my finances still intact so it was a successful trip. While I sort things out, be sure to check out this video of Daniel Woods doing the first ascent of Jade (V15). [youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=SpfIEes3lnw] I for one am psyched that they decided to show […]

rockclimbing.com

rockclimbing.com is a rock climbing community website where climbers can find information about rock climbing routes, gear, news, forums, photos, videos and more.

8a.nu

8a.nu

supertopo.com

supertopo - offers the world's best rock climbing, bouldering, and big wall route info, featuring discussion, trip reports and and gear reviews for climbing areas like yosemite, alaska, and the southwest.

ukclimbing.com

UK Climbing is the definitive source for all Climbing and Mountain-related activity. We are the central source of information for climbing in the UK, and the best place to start your climbing on the...

climber.co.uk

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planetmountain.com

A partire dal 16 gennaio 2026 Patagonia organizzerà quattro tappe europee e due italiane per presentare una serie di cortometraggi che celebrano la gioia e il piacere di vivere la neve in movimento. I titoli sono 'Le Moulin des Artistes' e 'Simple as a Turn' diretti da Pierre Cadot e 'DIG' diretto da Nicholas Teichrob.

dpmclimbing.com

Alex Honnold is an American rock climber who was catapulted into the main stream media by his 2017 free solo climb of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. He

climbing.com

Since 1970, Climbing Magazine has been the voice of the climbing world, publishing climbing news, interviews, features, opinions, and advice.

alpinist.com

In this Sharp End story from Alpinist 91, Will Gadd shares the details of how he and Kirk Mauthner uncovered some of the best ice climbs of their lives close to their homes in Canada. The pair spent three years snowmobiling into the Kootenays, swinging tools into steep ice and skiing through complex avalanche terrain. Through it all, Gadd considered not just the quality of the climbing, but how he assesses risk in dangerous environments. He writes: “I still struggle with the basic question: Is it worth it? I don’t honestly know. But I do know that the answer has to be not just yes, but “Fuck yes!” for it to be worthwhile.”