Avalanches are beautiful, majestic, and completely terrifying – this is a video all about the science of avalanches. A massive thank you to everyone at Whistler Blackcomb for making this shoot happen – Dane Gergovich, David Iles, Alastair Collis, ...

Follow BD athlete Sam Elias and Olympian, comp crusher, and powerhouse climber Colin Duffy as they rebolt and equip the iconic American Fork testpiece Ice Cream (5.14c). “There’s a caretaking that needs to happen now with old routes,” explains BD ...

Deserts have a reputation for being lifeless. Nothing is further from the truth. Dry places are full of life; you just have to know where to look for it… One of the most interesting places to look is right at the soil surface.  In the desert...

Two years ago, rock climber Tiffany Soi could hardly walk. Having sustained an acute spinal injury, she was sure her climbing career was over. “Play” offers an intimate window into her remarkable journey back to the wall while grappling with chron...

Over forty years ago, the publication of ‘The End of Nature’ popularized a topic that was then largely unfamiliar to the general public. The book’s author, Bill McKibben, brought the subject of global warming to light and has advocated for climate...

When you aim for the top, you must be ready to fail. This is the mentality that drives Stefano Ghisolfi every time he faces a new challenge, and his 2023 attempts of Burden of Dreams in Lappnor were no exception. And even if it is not a happy end...

In the absence of actual beavers, beaver dam analogs are convincing imitations that can spur the processes needed to recreate complex, healthy meadows with improved spawning habitat for steelhead, Chinook salmon and other species. If all goes acco...

Follow BD athlete Sam Elias and talented setter, comp climber and all-around badass Morgan Tadje as they rebolt and equip the classic testpiece Blood Meridian in Ibex, Utah. “There’s a caretaking that needs to happen now with old routes,” explains...

The last stop on the Costa Rican tour is the cloud forest of Monteverde, where local climbers have learned to lead beautiful strangler figs like trad climbs.

Dedicated to slowly exploring the world on two wheels, Pierre Bouchard and Janick Lemieux have covered more than 250,000 KM by bike and spent 14 years in the saddle since 1990. Through a bikepacking trip in Quebec’s wilderness, The Slow Lane retra...