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Access PanAm, an international organization dedicated to protecting climbing access throughout the Western hemisphere, held their inaugural meeting August 12-16 in Canada at Squamish Mountain Festival...
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The Bureau of Land Management has drafted a business plan that would increase entrance, picnic reservation and camping fees at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area--the popular climbing area outside Las Vegas and the featured Crag Profile destination in Alpinist 28...
Shelley Secord
Shelley Secord
that sucks!
Mon at 7:56pm
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Patricia Deavoll of New Zealand made a solo first ascent of the previously attempted but unclimbed Karim Sar (6800m), Karakoram, Pakistan...
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News Flash: The following news flash is a preliminary report posted as a service to our readers. Alpinist has not confirmed the veracity of its contents but will post a story in detail when more information becomes available.--Ed...
David
David
awards are what they are, but no one cant say this was not a great route to finish off the quest for all 14 summits over 8000 meters. The style Urubko climbed this line in is just a big finger to all peak bagging lunatics out there jugging fixed ropes.
November 7 at 7:31am
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On October 17, two stout single-pitch trad climbs with minimal gear were established on opposite sides of the United States...
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David
David
I did a brief summary of the latest action in Himalaya on http://e9climbing.blogspot.com/
November 5 at 11:46am
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Four Russians from Moscow and St...
David
David
looks super cool
November 4 at 11:27am
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Three Swiss alpinists reached the summit of Jasemba (aka Pasang Lhamu Chuli, 7350m) in Nepalese Himalaya over four days, October 26-29, making the mountain's first ascent via its south wall...
Bavros
Bavros
Thats bull I did that mountain 3 years ago!
November 5 at 8:25am
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The 2009 Banff Mountain Book Festival jury has chosen eight outstanding books to receive awards this year. ...
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For Jeremy Roop and Joe Forrester, young graduate students of molecular virology and medicine, the 2,000' lower wall and 3,000' upper wall on the west face of Chambe Peak were not the only reasons to travel to Malawi this year...
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News Flash: The following news flash is a preliminary report posted as a service to our readers. Alpinist has not confirmed the veracity of its contents but will post a story in detail when more information becomes available.--Ed...
Rachel Tanaka
Rachel Tanaka
nice!! ^^
November 2 at 2:48am
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Alpinist Magazine We've again teamed up with Chris Alstrin on his latest film: The Continuum Project. Get a taste by watching the teaser below. Six short clips, available only on Alpinist.com, are coming soon...

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The Continuum Project follows some of the world's best climbing talent around the globe to document bold new routes and daring repeats on ice, rock, and in the alpine.
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Ed Bannister
Ed Bannister
Go Michael!
October 30 at 8:56am
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Different teams have established two Grade VI aid routes on what some have called the fiercest big wall in Zion. Brian McCray and Chad Umbel spent 11 days throughout May climbing Lord Helmet (VI 5.9 A4, 9 pitches), which climbs the last of Streaked Wall's overhanging and right-leaning seams...
James
James
Pretty Sick!! It's awesome to see new routes being established in Zion
October 28 at 2:02pm