Mallorcan Highs
Deep water soloing above the deep blue Med
by JUSTIN HAWKINS

Elbrus
As the small glasses were raised and rammed together in a series of loud clinks, "Nazdrowie" echoed down the Baksan Valley. My climbing companions and
by RONNIE MUHL

Desert Rock
If climbing in a desert setting appeals to you then read on. Keith James and Tony Lourens recently went to check out the potential of sniffable stone
by TONY LOURENS

Trango Tower
The first South African ascent of one of the most spectacular rock towers in the world
by PETER LAZERUS

Balls to the Wall
What is it about the Spanish and their fixation with death and misery? Maybe they still feel a bit guilty about the Spanish Inquisition, or perhaps fr
by JEREMY SAMSON

The Blackmail . . . That Swing . . . The Quiet Memory . . . and other Adventure Climbing Tales
In the article "Reminiscences of a Retired Climber", by Ed February (June 2005 issue) he quotes Snort: " A route without character is just a blur and
by JOHN ALEXANDER

The Black Cuillins of Skye
I open my eyes and try to focus on the blur in front of me. My head is spinning, presumably from a committed session of beer drinking the previous eve
by MARK JOHNSTON

Turning dreams into reality
I jumped into the front passenger seat of my mom's car all excited and shouted: "It has arrived", throwing the rest of the post onto her lap...
by CLINTON MARTINENGO

Bird People
The call came on my cellphone as I navigated the first spoonful of banana into my toothless baby daughters mouth. It was Moose: "Karl's had a...
by ANDY DE KLERK

Cerro Torre
The 'Inaccessible Summit'
by MARK SEURING

Dream Time
And other Swiss delights
by JUSTIN HAWKINS

Perfectly Cooked
Mount Cook in the Southern Alps of New Zealand is one of the most under estimated mountains on Earth. It is a serious undertaking and a place where th
by MATTHEW HOLT