RAVAGE (8b+/8c)  Bolted by Wenzel Vodicka and first climbed in 1986 by Antoine Le Menestrel, Ravage was considered one of the very first 8c routes in climbing history – and at the time, the hardest grade in the world. 40 years later, Katheri...

In December 2024 through early January 2025, a team of filmmakers—most of whom had never met or climbed together before—set out to Chile’s Central Andes with one objective: summit Cerro Marmolejo, the southernmost 6,000m peak in the world. From ac...

Lynn Hill, widely regarded as the greatest climber of all time, joins Hannah Morris and Louis Parkinson for a fun indoor bouldering session. In 1993, Lynn Hill was the first person to free climb The Nose on El Capitan in Yosemite. Her achievement ...

“I think I’d be a bad ass guide. I see myself as being a badass guide. Native guide.” Devin Reuben The Nimiipuu (Nez Perce) people have a deep, foundational history with river travel—including helping the Lewis and Clark Expedition on their descen...

Alpine climbing is fascinating – but it comes with real risks. In this video, you’ll learn where the greatest dangers lie and how to realistically assess them while alpine climbing. We show how protection, skill level, and risk level differ ...

Ann Gillard saw a gap in the paddling community and did what any good river person would do: she gathered her crew and got on the water to build a space where people can actually show up as themselves. Ann is an ACA Level 4 whitewater kayak instru...

In the backcountry, no one wants a dirty butt that chafes, itches, or smells. So today, the legendary Andrew Skurka will demonstrate how to poop in the woods when you’re backpacking or camping, with the help of a backcountry bidet. No more m...

“Emil & Karl – Small Tires, Big Mountains” follows two fathers and their sons on a six-day mountain biking odyssey through the Swiss Alps. Amidst mercilessly steep climbs and their children’s whimsical moods, they maste...

“Everything is permitted as long as doing what we enjoy doesn’t destroy what allows us to do it.” The real significance of “The Future of Climbing” is captured in the film’s final lines. It’s not just another behind-the-scenes look at ...

The layback sculling manoeuvre is one of the most useful and reassuring skills in Greenland rolling. In this taster lesson from the new “Sculling Rolls and Manoeuvres” section of the Kalaallit Greenland Rolling Course, we focus on deve...