Climbers often neglect limbs that can be especially useful for climbing, like the head, shoulder, knee, and hip. These seven tips show the importance of keeping an open mind and using any body part, no matter how ignoble a figure you cut.

Are rocks beings? Most climbers, when asked, would say “No.” But in our conversations, stones often becomes animate—they take the subject position, acting on the human sphere. What could this mean for our world?

I thought about it for .0000004 seconds and realized the opportunity was just too good to pass up.

Dropped, forgotten, or mysteriously vanished gear can ruin a climbing day. Worst case, it can be life-threatening. But with a little know-how, you can recover from bone-headed mistakes and keep climbing—and also impress friends with your savvy.

He had big goals. The trip was going to be a veritable sendfest. It wasn't, but it taught him an invaluable lesson 40 years in the making that can change how we view success (and failure).

Alongside a group of climbing-oriented phsyio students, "The Climbing Doctor" lays out how you can become your most powerful self.

As a teenager he saw a terrible accident on El Capitan. A chance meeting 40 years later finally brought closure.

Oh, your Tinder date climbed the world’s highest peak? I’m unimpressed.

It's a fantastical, unbelievable story, but the unbelievable really happened.

The Scottish climber has just opened what may be one of three V16s in the UK.