After placing first at the Canadian National Open Bouldering Championship’s at Bloc Shop, Sean McColl continues his run on the […]
Daily Archives: May 11, 2015
While steep, hard climbs are naturally cleaner, moderate routes are covered in vegetation. To become rock climbs, they require the work of the Diggers, a leaderless, non-organized collective of otherwise ordinary climbers.
The 25th annual Shipton-Tilman grants, present by Gore-Tex, have been announced and Canadian Max Fisher is on the list. The […]
Yamada Toshiyuki and Takeshi Tani are Japanese climbers currently based in the Canadian Rockies. The two alpinists have been making […]
Chris Sharma shares his strategy and techniques that have made him one of the best climbers in the world. Video […]
Devil’s Lake is a state park in Wisconsin that has some of the best rock climbing in the Midwest. Over […]
Watch Sean Villanueva and Siebe Vanhee make the second and third free ascent of the Sifuentes – Monti route at Frey, […]
Squamish’s Stu Smith invested some hours in 2015 into cleaning and climbing new boulders in Hope B.C. Stu Smith said, […]
The Ontario Access Coalition (OAC) is about more than just securing access to specific crags, there goal is to build […]
