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On this trip of a lifetime, you'll explore and trek through the stunning Katmai National Park in Alaska with Outside's editor in chief Christopher Keyes.

In the spirit of celebrating giving, we bring a tale from last year of people helping people.

Now you can green with a recycled chalk bag made from canvas and plastic bottles.

Change offered an elite athlete an opportunity to better understand herself—and what she still wants from her sport.

Natalia Grossman had a crazy year, collecting 10 medals in an 11-comp season. We caught up with her to talk about her climbing, her training, and her goals.

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Meat is an efficient source of protein and is a complete protein that stimulates muscle repair and supports ligaments and tendons, which we climbers depend on for finger health and strength.

Reel Rock's "Age of Ondra Part II" follows Adam from Spain to Canada to France as he tries to make the first 5.15a flash.

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Two climbers want to be the youngest to summit the 14 peaks.

He said the sustained route is a candidate for one of the hardest in the country.

Balancing hydration with the six essential minerals is critical for athletic performance.

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From Honnold to Carlos Carsolio, to Daniel Woods and Ashima Shiraishi.

Let's look back at the stories that resonated with readers in 2021.

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These “ice stupas” in Chile will store over two million liters of water each, supporting mountain communities during increasingly long dry seasons.

Mount Everest was identified as the world's tallest mountain in the 1850s. A new book asks why it took nearly 70 years for any known explorers to visit the mountain?

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Tyler Kempney swept the field with back-to-back wins in this year’s UIAA Euro Cup series.

Finally, there's an affordable option.

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The climbing scene in a holiday hit was filmed in a real gym in Vancouver. Spot the locals.

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"Four, five, six... I feel something! Rock? Bed surface? It’s nearly six feet down. Could she be that deep?"

2022 is just around the corner. Here's a little training inspo.

I call these Boring Epics. Not that much happens, but they take forever, with not even a funny or good story afterwards. Nothing learned except, Don’t be an idiot.

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Your legs are only as strong as your hips when it comes to your form on the rock.

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Mystery Ranch's Thread Bed stows your most critical ice-climbing pro so it stays sharp and out of harm's way.

Climb with Emily Harrington and Adrian Ballinger for an action-packed five-star weekend.

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Does gluten cause inflammation in everyone, or just those with celiac disease and gluten sensitivities? Should athletes avoid gluten?

In a crisis, decisive action may be the difference between life and death. Sometimes only a bystander is prepared to take that step.

A 26-year-old climber is in critical condition after being struck by a block knocked down from above.

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The only American to summit an 8,000 meter peak in winter is hanging up his ice axes.

A tough-as-nails vessel for the storage and transportation of cold, fresh beer.

Climbers are impacting crags and bouldering areas in record numbers, and land managers are noticing. Let's make this a positive by working with the Access Fund to become better stewards.

It doesn’t take much to learn the basics (ice axe and crampon use, self-arresting techniques, snow hazard analysis) and unlock big new terrain for yourself.

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She lost her daughter and husband to the mountains, and gave her life to public service: “We have to rise up."

He bought all new gear then hit the cliff with his son. Unfortunately, he hadn't learned to climb and put both their lives in danger.

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For generations of Kenyan climbers, Lukenya has been an important refuge and proving ground, connecting climbers from around the world with nature and with each other.

Is speed climbing just a fringe activity whose glory days (the X Games) are long behind it? Reel Rock filmmaker Zachary Barr takes an in-depth look.

Is speed climbing just a a fringe activity whose glory days (the X Games) are long behind it? Reel Rock filmmaker Zachary Barr takes an in-depth look.

You’ve been waiting all week: It’s time to spend a day at the crag. But wait, what do you eat? A huge breakfast of biscuits, sausage, and gravy? Or maybe just have cereal and pack a bunch of gels and gummy bears?

Andrew Allen Arvig, 31, passed away during the night of Saturday, November 27, after overshooting a ledge while rappelling and becoming stranded overnight.

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Sign up now for up to $1,000 in travel, plus ice gear, boots, a rope, and a lot more.

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Soft, airy and flowy for summer bouldering or running.

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An honest account by Nate Draughn, a top climber who hit rock bottom.

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According to Niky Ceria, “The ideal line [is located] not too far from the water but also not too close to it.”

Tom Randall and Pete Whittaker have completed what the former called “one of the best bits of crack climbing” of his entire life. The climb is slated to appear in Reel Rock 16.

Where do you find superhuman strength? If someone you love is utterly dependent on your efforts, sometimes you discover it’s already within you.

We rapped in the dark and clambered and stumbled out the long gully. We had headlamps, but the problem was keeping track of the trail when we got out of the scrub and crossed bare rock. We lost the trail and any visuals. These are big spaces.

Sport Climbing's debut in the Tokyo Games came and went in a flurry of surprises. We saw new stars shine and even the predictables had nail-biting moments.

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In cherry picking from a huge list of potential sessions, go for the ones that will deliver the most bang for your buck.

Nicolas Favresse, Sean Villanueva O'Driscoll, Aleksej Jaruta, and Jean-Louis Wertz explored a series of remote coastal spires, finding new terrain up to 5.13b.

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