Alex Honnold is entering his trad dad era. But don’t let that fool you. The guy can still crank. Remember, this is the same dude who would casually onsight 5.13 splitters in the desert as a burgeoning youth before he became the Oscar-winning...

In 2023, Aum and Tojan had the opportunity to travel with Duane Sauder, an 85 old with a fighting spirit for life. This is the story of Duane’s journey to the Bugaboos with his old friend Dan Griffith, a mountain guide.

A Masterclass on how to Belay Sketchy Low to the Ground Falls.

Dr. Jane Goodall’s final message to the world: “I want to make sure that you all understand that each and every one of you has a role to play. You may not know it, you may not find it, but your life matters and you are here for a reason.”

Alex Littlechild discusses the art of progression through challenge and how to create your own chaos, relating this to learning a new and as-yet unreleased model, and utilising the lesser-documented side of Norway’s whitewater as the playgro...

I still have a ways to go with this wrist injury, but I’m happy to be playing on rock again. After this climb, I actually took another month off because I felt my body wasn’t ready to be back on the wall yet. Now, I’m about a wee...

When her vision began to deteriorate, Seneida found solace in climbing. But it wasn’t until she found climbers that she finally learned to open up and accept her disability. This film by Janelle Dransfield and Rachel Ross features Blind Athl...

When you’re paddling whitewater, few features demand more respect than the stopper (also called a hole, hydraulic, or pour-over). They can slow you down, flip you, or even hold you in place. In this lesson from our Reading and Understanding the...

“Blasted into existence by quarrying in the early 2000s, this line was shaped by human intervention—but its beauty was pure chance. When the late Adriano Trombetta and Marzio Nardi bolted it, they couldn’t have predicted that the rock fractu...

High in Japan’s Northern Alps, a team of English and Japanese athletes fast-pack the Kamikochi, Yarigatake, and Hotaka Circuit, following the routes once walked by the monk Banryu, the ‘father of Japanese alpinism’.