One for the bibliophiles... During the pandemic, reading has provided a momentary escape from the stress and uncertainty of the COVID-19 lockdowns. While unable to climb, many of us have sought refuge in books to let our imaginations return to the mountains. In this new series, we take a look at some collections of climbing and non-cl...
Mick Ward remembers the key players and major ascents of the 1970s... In 1972 Tony Willmott died, soloing in the Avon Gorge. To his friend, Al Baker, he was a stone child. His climbing shoes went to a young Londoner n...
In this month's Crag Notes Nick Bullock has adapted a piece he first wrote upon his return from Canada in 2015, which - unbeknown to him at the time - chimes with the mood of lockdown life in 2021.
Ailsa Graham calls for more considered routesetting at climbing walls to help people of all heights and abilities to progress...
The name Tyler Landman is synonymous with British bouldering. At age 15, he repeated Jerry Moffatt's iconic problem The...
Although it feels like we did nothing but report on the impact of COVID-19 on climbing and the outdoor industry...
The Great British Bake Off quarter-finalist Marc Elliott is not only a mean...
In this month's Crag Notes, Andy Moles goes back to the Mourne Mountains of his homeland. "This was where it started, for me; a territory contained...
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