A Climber Gets Called for A Search and Rescue Mission; The Real Danger Wasn’t the Terrain
Acclaimed author Jeff Jackson gets called to help find Amanda Eller, who was missing for weeks. What he finds reveals true nature in all its forms.
Hawaii
The Time They Stole My Climbing Rig—Twice!
He just wanted to get on the sweet Maui stone, then someone jacked his truck—that's when the trouble started.
Can Climbing’s New Rules on Lingo Be Both Right and Censorship at the Same Time?
Censorship, Mandates and Social Justice
In Honolulu, Conch-Shell Horn Signals Gym Opening Like None Other
HiClimb in Hawai'i Honors History Beneath and Around Its Walls
Is Climbing Too Hard? A Lifelong Climber Considers Quitting.
Project climbing is difficult, painful and at times has no reward in sight. Maybe the secret to success and happiness is lowering your goals by only climbing the easy stuff.
The Spirit of Aloha: Piloting Responsible Access in Hawaii
How Kānaka Climbers is encouraging ethical outdoor recreation in the state.
With Death at Hand, a Lifelong Climber Took a Deep Breath and Hugged His Boys
When Hawaii sent out a ballistic missile alert the author re-evaluated everything including climbing. This feature was included in "Best American Sports Writing," 2019.
Re-Gram: 9 Deep Water Soloing Photos
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The Aloha Project: Hawaii Bouldering With Justen Ridgely
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Flash: Climbing Photos—Hawaii Bouldering, Niagara Falls Ice, and More
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2014 Golden Piton Awards: Community
OUR THIRTEENTH ANNUAL YEAR IN CLIMBING
Latitude Adjustment
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