Corey Buhay

For big objectives you need big energy, who would know better than Emily?

With record-breaking heat grounding helicopters, the future of search and rescue—and park access—could be in danger.

On one Colorado Fourteener, bolt cutters and saws have become the weapons of choice in a battle pitting the future of climbing against its past.

Smart setting is giving bouldering the traction it needs to stay an Olympic sport. Can lead keep up?

The Games seemed too clean, too organized, too commercial to ever accept climbing and for likewise that climbers would never accept it.

As the climbing community struggles to improve representation among sponsored athletes, it might be time for elder statespeople to leave professional climbing behind—or to consider new roles. 

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For these climbers of color, representation isn’t just about getting new climbers into the sport, it's about increasing diversity and mentoring on and off the rock.

Climbers cashing in on an oxygen-assisted climb are profiting from the deaths of those who attempted it without. So what's fair?

The secret to bigger sends isn’t what you think. (Hot baths and CBD? Yes, please.)

Turn down the pressure, tune out the FOMO, and be nice to yourself, no matter what grade you’re climbing.

Behind the rebel cottage brand’s satirical exterior, you’ll find struggle, parody, and decades of American climbing history.