Climbing Magazine · Scour

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I Tried Seattle’s New HIIT-Style Climbing Class. Here’s What It Did for My Training.

What I Learned Exploding Cams and Nuts On a Classic Squamish Splitter

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10 Most Mosquito-Infested U.S. Climbing Areas, Plus How to Fight the Bite

Arc’teryx’s All-New Lithos SL Brings Back the Best Harness Feature We’ve Seen in Years

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The Secret to Sending 3 Grade VI Yosemite Routes in 2 Weeks? Meditation and DJ-ing, Apparently.

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Why Do Seaside Crags Around the World Still Have So Many Bad Bolts?

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How Katie Lamb Sent ‘130 BPM’ (V15), One of Her Hardest Boulders Yet

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Amid the Iran War’s Drone Attacks and Strikes, Kurdish Climbers Find Relief on Rock

Magnets, Stick Clips, and Easier Belaying: How Climbing Gear Can Be More Universal

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Interview: Franco Cookson’s ‘But Nothing Is Lost’ (E12) Is One of the World’s Hardest Trad Routes

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An Interview With the Guy Who Took the Luckiest Whipper of Recent Memory

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A Blind Climber Shares the Secrets Behind Dynamic Moves Without Vision

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This Idaho Town Just Voted to Evict Its Only Rock Gym. Will It Become an Indoor Climbing Desert?

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My Father Was Part of Everest’s First Death-Zone Rescue. The Little-Known Story Is One of Unwavering Grit.

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Why ‘East Ridge’ of Wolf’s Head Is the Best 5.6 In America

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Did This Climber Overstep His Bounds in Rifle? The Gatekeeper, His Dad, and Others Weigh In.

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These 10 Climbing Deals at REI’s Mega Sale Are Too Good to Pass Up

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Yes, Yosemite Will Be Overrun This Year. Here’s How Climbers Can Outsmart the Crowds.

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10 More of the World’s Best Climbing Hostels, From Squamish to Brazil

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This 22-Year-Old Just Became the Youngest to Complete the Yosemite Triple Crown

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