Fifty More Classic Climbs of North America
In 1979, Steve Roper and Allen Steck released 'Fifty Classic Climbs of North America.' This modern take is for the weekend warrior.
50 Classic Climbs Of North America
50 Classic Climbs Of North America
Is Canada’s Hummingbird Ridge the Hardest “Classic” Climb?
Nearly 60 years after its first ascent—and 45 since its inclusion in “Fifty Classic Climbs of North America—the Hummingbird Ridge remains as fearsome as ever.
20 Classics in 20 Days Challenge Repeated 30 Years Later
The endeavor, first completed in 1993, totaled 224 pitches of technical rock, 63,000 feet of elevation gain, 140 miles of hiking, 2.5 hours of canoeing, and 3,361 miles of driving.
Classic Climbs: The Moose’s Tooth
The Moose’s Tooth, topping out at 10,335 over Alaska’s Ruth Gorge, is one of the most iconic formations in North America.
Committed: The Epic Quest to Climb the 50 Classics
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The 50 Classic Climbs of North America
All 50 classics, for your climbing pleasure