David Kilner shares some local knowledge for South Walian Winter climbing, inspired by Toby Archer's popular 'Chasing the Very Bloody Ephemeral article on winter climbing in England and North Wales... One statement stood out from Toby's article while describing the geographical whos and wheres: "Geordies are virtually in Scotland anyw...
We recently reported that a group of five Aymara indigenous women from Bolivia - known as cholitas escaladoras, the cholita* climbers - had summited Aconcagua (6961m) in the Argentinian Andes. The cholitas started climbing five years ago and se...
With ample space and time to think, it's no surprise that the most captivating climbing stories are ones that go beyond gear and grades - ideas and commentary on wider society permeate mountain literature. In this series of interviews, we talk to prominent climbing writers...
Mick Ward shares a fictional story of a talented female climber, whose course was altered by the dark side of 1960/70s hedonism... "She's a natural, a complete natural… the best climber I've ever seen."
Tom Randall and Pete Whittaker, better known as the Wide Boyz are one of Britain's most prolific climbing...
In the last two episodes we looked at aspects of flow, whether seeking the euphoria as an escape or chasing it...
A stalwart of British climbing Dave Gregory passed away recently. In this article his long-time climbing partner and...
Ken Crocket writes about legendary Scottish climber and photographer Dave 'Cubby' Cuthbertson,...
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