In this three-part series, Mick Ward explores the ethos of 'clean climbing' and how it has shaped the equipment we use, the ascents we make and the community we build.
In this three-part series, Mick Ward explores the ethos of 'clean climbing' and how it has shaped the equipment we use and the ascents we make.
Part 2: The Strength to Dream
Thou Shalt Not Wreck the Place: Climbing, Ecology and Renewal
Mick Ward explores the ethos of 'clean climbing' and how it has shaped the equipment we use and the ascents we make.
In the 1960s, Yosemite became a climbing paradise. But what do you do when paradise is threatened with...
The last article in the Culm Dancing series features guidebook author Mark Kemball, who recounts his experiences both of putting the latest guide together, coupled with his own experiences across this dramatic stretch of coastline.
As a climber, Dr Dave Hillebrandt is not a household name, although some of you may have found his legacy in the form of garden gnomes placed strategically on certain crags in the South West. This says much about the man.
In this latest piece in the...