Ecuador: “It may not be a success, but always an adventure.”
We stood at the memorial at the base of Chimborazo Mountain in the Ecuadorian Andes. The wind whipped across the land and snow grains pelted[Read More…]
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Climbing Pico de Orizaba
In the spring of 2014, a small group of us decided to climb a volcano surprisingly not far from Mexico City. Pico De Orizaba stands[Read More…]
Climbing Vancouver’s Lighthouse Park: Photos by Austin Ferguson
Editor’s Note: We all live to get outside, so when we’re stuck inside and can’t get out ourselves, what do we do? I turn to outdoor[Read More…]
Ultra Adventure Racing with Simon Donato
Simon Donato pushes his physical and mental strengths to reach goals and to find the answers to his dire questions about the earth. He’s a man of many titles: ultra marathoner, adventure science seeker, and now TV personality on Boundless, he strives to educate and push limits at every turn
Flash Floods at Crestone Peak
It was an awesome scramble, probably one of my favorites and before we knew it we were topping out on Crestone Peak, wind rushing over the lichen spotted rocks near the summit. The vertigo was intense. It was only 8 am.
Kelty Lakota 65 Backpack Review
I’ve been using the Lakota 65 to haul my climbing gear and have caught myself marveling at how I ever managed without features like easy side access and the built-in rain cover. Not having to pack around a black garbage bag to throw over my pack just incase it rains, which here in the Pacific Northwest is more likely than not, of course has its perks but it is the bag’s overall comfort and efficient design that impressed me most.
Climbing Acadia National Park
Acadia National Park in Maine isn’t known for its climbing, but rather for its stunning views of traditional New England coast. It offers an atmosphere that separates itself from other national parks, yet tucked in the iconic inlets and coves, are rock features that will fancy any climber’s skill level.
La Sportiva Hyper Mid GTX Review
The boot offers superior stability and a large cushioned sole provides all day comfort. Furthermore, the rubber on the bottom grips even the slickest rock offering stability on sketchy terrain.
World Climbing: Images from the Edge Book Review
Simon Carter’s photography is flawlessly presented and punctuated with short text, just enough to inform and not distract from the beauty that he captures with his camera. He begins in the Blue Mountains of Australia where the introduction of over 2000 routes is enough to whet the climber’s appetite.
The Gold Bar Boulders Approach
My new goal was to reach the boulders before dark and find a nice granite perch to watch the sunset. What a gorgeous area! The view of Mount Index was phenomenal and just kept getting better as I gained elevation. The air was crisp but the sun and a steady pace had me sweating and breathing hard.
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