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.
Pluto’s Ice Volcanoes: A Cold, Hard Shell With a Warm, Gooey Centre
Simon Messner Leaves Innsbruck With Frozen Toes and a Great New Route
Laura Tiefenthaler Defeats Doubts for Eiger North Face Solo
Adam Ondra is So Far Ahead of Everyone Else, It’s Crazy
There Are Over 200 Earth-like Planets Beyond Our Solar System: NASA
Arctic, Antarctica Shatter Heat Records Simultaneously
Asteroid That Caused Dinosaurs’ Extinction Hit Earth in Spring, New Research Shows
Stunning Traverse in Patagonia’s Grupo La Paz by Pelletti and Co.
Tom Livingstone: First Free Ascent of the ‘Voie des Guides’?
This ‘Last Great’ Ice Climb on Ben Nevis is, Literally, a Fear Factory
Watch Adam Ondra Climb On Razor Blades, Skip Clips, and Scream His Way Up Another Absurd New Route
Mexican Woman Wants to Build Her Country’s First Thru-Hiking Trail
The Sun Sets on Patagonia: A Look Back on 2021-22’s Adventures Way Down South
Shark Kills Swimmer, Media Demonizes Sharks; Who’s Attacking Who?
Sydney Shark Attack Triggers Search, Beach Shutdown
This Week in Patagonia: New Adventure Routes and a Big Enchainment
8 Arctic Countries, 4,000 km by Bike in Winter
Canadian Ticks Rare Solo of Patagonia’s Torre Egger
Another Patagonia First Ascent, Aptly Named ‘Pain and Gain’
First Ascent of Last Summit in the Torres del Paine Massif
