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Author(s): Arc'teryx
What do motherhood and climbing have in common? Challenges you can’t predict and joy you wouldn’t trade for anything. Join Arc’teryx athlete Mina Leslie-Wujastyk as she shares the ups and downs of climbing and raising a family.
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Author(s): Black Diamond
Connor Herson closed the dog-eared Indian Creek guidebook he was reading from and gazed across the campfire with a grin. It was his first trip to Indian Creek—the mecca of single-pitch splitter cracks. At a mere 19 years of age, Connor had already...
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Author(s): Boreal River
How to swim in whitewater and swiftwater
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Author(s): Aidin Robbins
The story of one of the most stunning and untouched stretches of wilderness in the United States- Washington’s North Cascades.
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Author(s): Beau Miles
Deep within a midlife adventure crisis, I find myself in Tasmania, about to descend a sickly orange, biologically dead river the locals call pumpkin soup. Seeking out places that aren’t always the prettiest, wildest or biggest, the Queen Riv...
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Author(s): The North Face
Montana’s Glacier National Park has over two dozen named glaciers—but only two are easily visible to the park’s millions of visitors. A team including athletes Mike Foote and Jenn Lichter set out to tell the story of the glaciers beyond public gaz...
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Author(s): The North Face
Fueled by an unwavering love and responsibility for the land, Hän Gwich’in 20-year-old Quannah Chasinghorse, and her mother Jody Potts-Joseph, are taking a stand to defend their sacred homelands, including the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Lear...
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Author(s): Eric Jackson Kayak
Confidence on the water comes from knowing how to roll. Eric Jackson, one of the best-known paddler’s in the country, provides a learning experience for people to develop a solid kayak roll.
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Author(s): Forest Service
Join three day-hikers as they hike over 22 miles for 17 hours on snowshoes to try and bag 9,334-foot Mokelumne Peak on the Eldorado National Forest in May 2023. Know Before You Go Links: peakbagger.com summitpost.org ohv.parks.ca.gov forecast....
China Beach is one of those unique routes that possess character; ask any of its ascenders and they’ll probably tell you how memorable and meaningful it was for them to climb it. Nina Wiliams had her eyes set on it since she was a child. As ...
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