A Case for Zephyr Pieces
January 15, 2019
Words & Photos: Mark Smiley I enjoy being alive and well. Alive, as in, not dead, and well, as in,… Read more
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The Future Of Mountain Guiding Is Women
January 2, 2019
Words: Shelma Jun Photos: Irene Yee “I’m here to help you become the boss that I know you are” said… Read more
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Monkey See, Monkey Do
December 5, 2018
Words & Photos: Andrew Strain The Japanese Alps are mountains, on mountains, on mountains. Perched atop the deciduous ridges, towers… Read more
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The Electric Edge
November 28, 2018
Words, photos and filming: Kieran Brownie I lean back from the small stance trying to catch a glimpse of Brette;… Read more
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The Race To Freeskiing
November 18, 2018
Words and Photos: Mattias Fredriksson Christina Lustenberger made it all the way to the Olympics, but the toll it took… Read more
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The Everyday Explorer
October 29, 2018
Words & Photos: Natalie Panek It was just before twilight as I stood on a hilltop admiring California’s Santa Cruz… Read more
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Amongst Giants
October 17, 2018
Words: Josh Barringer Cougar Sighting In Area. The bright yellow sign is posted at a trailhead at the edge of… Read more
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From 300lbs to Leadville
September 5, 2018
Words: Jason Cohen Race Day Photos: Marcus Cook In preparing to run the Leadville 100, there were a few common themes… Read more
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Crouching Tiger 12b+, 500m
August 29, 2018
Words: Brette Harrington Photos & Video: Kieran Brownie Some places are best kept secret, at least for awhile, like treasures… Read more
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Ski touring through the Land That Never Melts
August 14, 2018
Words and Photos: Frank Wolf Auyuittuq National Park in southern Baffin Island has drawn climbers to its iconic peaks for… Read more
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The Door Swings Both Ways
August 8, 2018
Words: Jill MacDonald Manor Street is a small, quiet avenue in Burnaby, BC. Between cherry tree blossoms and fierce blackberry… Read more
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Big Days Out
August 3, 2018
Words & Photos: Florian Reichert In today’s world of superlatives, extremes and spectacular physical feats, covering 250 kilometers with 18,000… Read more
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Arc’teryx Climbing Academy 2018
July 24, 2018
The fourteenth annual Arc’teryx Climbing Academy has come to a close in the beautiful climbing mecca of Squamish, British Columbia…. Read more
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What Happens In Chamonix… The 2018 Arc’teryx Alpine Academy
July 9, 2018
It’s safe to say the 7th annual Arc’teryx Alpine Academy left a lasting impression. This year’s event brought together hundreds… Read more
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Space & Silence
July 2, 2018
Words: Silvia Moser In the Dolomites, my home mountains, there are still a few places where you can really feel… Read more
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