- Climbing Magazine | Bouldering, Sport, Trad, and Alpine Climbing
Since 1970, Climbing Magazine has been the voice of the climbing world, publishing climbing news, interviews, features, opinions, and advice
- Redwood Coast Rock Climbing - Climbing - Climbing Magazine
Though some cliffs are just a stone’s throw from the road, Redwood Coast climbing is overwhelmingly remote, seldom trafficked, and stunning
- Best Waterproof Jackets for Climbing - Climbing - Climbing Magazine
April’s showers might bring May’s flowers, but climbers know that waterproof layers are a year-round staple Whether you’re hiking through a downpour to get to the sport cave, climbing steep water ice mid-winter, or just living in the Pacific Northwest, a good hardshell jacket and pants can make or break your day
- Americas 10 Best Climbing Gyms - Climbing Magazine
This story originally appeared in the February 2016 issue of our print edition Once a dank cave where diehards trained through the winter, the climbing gym is now an architectural wonder, a cultural phenomenon—and the perfect place for our tribe to gather
- America’s 100 Best Sport Climbing Routes - Climbing Magazine
Grab a cold one, sit down with your friends, and get ready to debate this list—and build one hell of a sport climbing bucket list in the process
- The Complete Rock Climbers Training Guide - Climbing
Welcome to Climbing’s yearlong Training Bible This complete eight-phase training series will coach you through specific workouts based on periodization, a proven approach to training that results in peak climbing performance on the rock and in the gym
- Stoney Point: Portrait of an American Crag - Climbing
In late 2005, when I was a senior at the University of Southern California, new to rock climbing and greener than Gumby, those words would have meant nothing to me Royal Robbins? Bob Kamps? Who are those guys?
- The Legend Grows and Black Mountain - Climbing
My first trip to Black Mountain was in the summer before my junior year in high school, 1994 We piled into my best friend’s brown ‘79 Ford Courier — its hood freshly pimped out with a custom flame paint job applied only days earlier with masking tape and a few cans of Rustoleum — and made the hour-long drive from Lake Elsinore, blasting the Butt Trumpets and NOFX and infused with a
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