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Alpine Freeway – Klettersteig

Via ferrata. In my mind I’ve always assumed it translated as the “free way,” I based on no more linguistic

“What am I going to do to make this different?” I kept asking myself as I scratched ideas off the

“I’m gonna drop in this nut and downclimb!” Frozen snow cemented granite into widowmaker piles, a slabby and discontinuous vertical

Mountainsmith ambassador Chris Vultaggio has worked his fair share of jobs in the cold weather, and knows full-well how it

In photography, lighting is everything. Experimenting with different light sources can completely alter a scene, whether it’s a landscape or

Arguably, all professions have the “outsider question.” It can either be what the outsider wants to know but is unwilling

“La mer.” For those unfamiliar with French, it translates as “the sea,” and were the words that broke the awed

Secrets for Getting the Most out of Your iPhone Photos My very first digital camera. I remember it fondly: nearly

The Bugaboos. A range nestled deep within the tectonic folds of British Columbia that for climbers calls to mind images

Any photographer who has ever undertaken the task of creating outdoor adventure photographs knows that good images rarely just happen.