Steve Swenson On Playing The Long Game In The Mountains Kelly Cordes|March 26, 2019 In his fifth decade of climbing, Swenson is still aiming for unclimbed peaks and finding joy in the process.
The Best Climbing Books According to AAC Librarians Eric Rueth|March 19, 2019 The AAC library is packed full of alpine history. Here are the librarians' top picks for mountain stories to get lost in.
‘The Adventure Side of Climbing’: Brette Harrington’s Alpine Vision Hilary Oliver|March 5, 2019 Brette Harrington deals with the loss of her life partner to a climbing accident, and continues to find inspiration pioneering big mountain climbing routes.
REI Presents: La Cumbre REI Staff|October 18, 2017 La Cumbre explores what it means to live as an amputee in the developing world and the power of pursuing things once believed impossible. Watch now.
Sea Level to Everest’s Summit: Sea to Summit’s Origin Story Aer Parris|June 21, 2017 How a record-setting Everest expedition, called Sea to Summit, spawned an outdoor company with a ground-up approach to gear.
Enchanted Climbing: 18 Miles, 18 Pitches, 18 Hours Jenny Abegg|January 23, 2017 We are 12 hours into the day, with 12 pitches climbed and 12 miles hiked, and not nearly close to the end. Full-bellied clouds lazing in the...
Fitz Traverse – A Line Across the Sky REI Staff|January 16, 2015 Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold attempt to summit the peaks along Patagonia's ledgendary Fitz Traverse.
