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Those itching for an early-season summit of Squamish’s Stawamus Chief this March should prepare themselves for a really long walk-off.

The Chief’s backside trail is expected to be closed until April due to an extensive rock fall event in December.

That path, a popular hiking route, is also the standard way down to descend the Buttress, Butt Light, Angel’s Crest,...


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Ainhize Belar Barrutia is on a climbing trip in Siurana, and on her first day, managed a quick tick of Estado Crítico 5.14d (9a). The route is the young Spanish climber’s third of the grade. Belar Barrutia made history in 2024 when she became the


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Jakob Schubert and Michael Piccolruaz have just announced their ascents of Emotional Landscapes (post-break) in Maltatal, Austria. The boulder was opened almost a quarter of a century ago. Since then, a hold broke, so the original problem is no more. Both the original and post-break versions feature a wild, dynamic throw, requiring a strong left shoulder to clutch the next ho...


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Rising 4,478 metres on the border of Switzerland and Italy, the Matterhorn was first climbed in 1865 by Edward Whymper and his team. While the mountain sees hundreds of summits in summer, winter ascents remain rare due to extreme cold and harsh conditions. Nevertheless, each winter a handful of climbers make the attempt, and recently the mountain saw summits from both a team ...


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Paul Robinson, who climbed his first V15 back in 2008, has recently sent Unison in Brione, Switzerland, a boulder he described as “one of the best!” Unison was first climbed by Aidan Roberts in 2023 and has been repeated only a handful of times.

“I tried Unison back in November of 2024,” Robinson said on


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