Sam Anderson
Sam Anderson
Sam Anderson spent his 20s as an adventure rock climber, scampering throughout the western U.S., Mexico, and Thailand to scope out prime stone and great stories. Life on the road gradually transformed into a seat behind the keyboard, where he acted as a founding writer of the AllGear Digital Newsroom and earned 1,500+ bylines in four years on topics from pro rock climbing to slingshots and scientific breakthroughs.
Sam Anderson spent his 20s as an adventure rock climber, scampering throughout the western U.S., Mexico, and Thailand to scope out prime stone and great stories. Life on the road gradually transformed into a seat behind the keyboard, where he acted as a founding writer of the AllGear Digital Newsroom and earned 1,500+ bylines in four years on topics from pro rock climbing to slingshots and scientific breakthroughs.
Roger Schaeli Forces Exacting Climb Up Little-Known Swiss Mountain
Alpinist Defies Doubts For First Winter Solo of Fitz Roy’s ‘Supercanaleta’
Climbing Beatdown Leads to Well-Earned First Ascent in Kyrgyzstan
Polish Man Begins Round-the-World Sail in a Boat He Built in His Barn
At 82, Jane Dotchin Saddles Up for Her 50th 1,000KM Ride Across England
Replica Boat Shows How Ancient Romans Sailed Upwind
Little Boat Floats By Itself From Newfoundland to Norway — In 14 Months
‘French Spiderman’ Free Solos Skyscraper to Celebrate 60th Birthday
Starlink Arrives in Antarctica, Into Traditional Iridium Territory
Banff Mountain Book Festival Announces Finalists
Climber Executes Confident Free Solo on Frightening Dolomite Rock
Can Adam Ondra Onsight This 9a Sport Climb? Find Out
NASA Produces 100 Minutes of Breathable Oxygen on Mars
‘Mini’ Headlines GoPro HERO11 Launch; Meet the 3 Latest Action Cameras
Yvon Chouinard Steps Down: Patagonia Founder Leaves Company in Effort to Halt Climate Change
Still ‘Uber’: Alex and Thomas Huber Keep Crushing In Their 50s
This Speed Solo Climb on the Piz Badile Will Make Your Palms Sweat
Hey Kids, Want to Visit the Titanic? Only $250,000
The First Human Habitation on the Moon Could be a Bouncy Castle
Remembering Queen Elizabeth’s Indelible Mark On Mt. Everest
