Methuselah and the Ancients of Bylot
December 20, 2017
Words and photos by Frank Wolf. Methuselah sidles up beside me on the frozen dirt streets of Pond Inlet. It’s… Read more
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The Surfing Ski Nomad | Mattias Fredriksson on Chad Sayers
December 12, 2017
Words and photos by Mattias Fredriksson Chad Sayers has skied in more than 20 countries all over the world, but… Read more
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A Capsule Life | Adventurer Edition
December 7, 2017
What Do You Actually Need to Be Happy: A Packing List (adapted for families)
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To Bolt Or Not To Be: The Film | Nina Caprez
November 30, 2017
Climbing a 14.a on small crimps is not a big adventure, certainly not by today’s standards. That’s obvious. But to me it meant a lot. With that climb and the preparation I had put in beforehand, I was able to close the “not so fun, weak/unhealthy body, struggling and questioning myself ” chapter of my life.
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Defending Public Lands | Using Our Business to Support Our Conservation Values
November 22, 2017
Join Us In Speaking Up: A Word From Our President/GM
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CHARACTERS | YINTA, WAGGUS, SMITHERS BC
November 17, 2017
Hut Life at the Burnie Glacier Chalet
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My First Free Climb On El Cap | Nina Caprez
November 6, 2017
Words and photos by Nina Caprez Hanging out with me can be really tough, especially when I want to go… Read more
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The Sochi Papers | Skiing A Russian Winter Jewel
November 2, 2017
We went to Sochi as powder refugees. And found our own kind of gold.
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CHARACTERS | Angela Percival
October 27, 2017
A storm in the mountains is not the worst thing Angela Percival can imagine. She actually prays for bad weather. But minus 40 degree cold is more about survival than adventure. Wilderness is the place you learn it’s okay to take a U-turn. There’s always something worth discovering back the way you came.
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18 pitches in South Kyrgyzstan | Toni Lamprecht
October 19, 2017
In August 2017, a 4-member team went to the granite walls of the Pamir-Alai mountains in southern Kyrgyzstan in the hope to find good free-climbs. Paul Sass, Benno Wagner, Henry Francis and Toni Lamprecht managed to do the first ascent of “Alexandra Supernova”, 7b, 800m.
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CHARACTERS | Silvia Moser
October 11, 2017
Bellissima: From Italy, pro skier Silvia Moser’s tough year takes a turn toward the divine – in Stewart, BC
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History + New Routes In South Africa | Ines Papert, Luka Lindic & Paul McSorley
October 4, 2017
Arc’teryx athletes Ines Papert (GER), Luka Lindič (SLO), Paul McSorley (CAN) and their friend Josef Pfnür (GER) explored the Western Cape of South Africa to find walls with potential for new Routes. Read their story of a road trip into one of the planet’s best destinations for Traditional Climbing.
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Learning From Your Trade | The Transition From Climber To Guide
September 28, 2017
Training to be a mountain guide has been a revelation: I can go climbing all the time, guilt free. In fact, if I am not going climbing, I start to feel guilty.
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Timeline Of The Bugaboos Triple Crown | Will Stanhope
September 20, 2017
Completing this project was a dream come true and I still feel dazed by the experience. On paper, it all added up, but I don’t think I’ve ever felt trepidation like that before. In the end, it was a perfect project: within reach, but barely.
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Committed To An Original Sin | Jesse Huey On Mount Hooker
September 13, 2017
With the evolution of modern sport climbing and ease of route development from the top down, venues such as Mount Hooker and The Black Canyon of the Gunnison have become some of the last hold-outs to the new age of route development.
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