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Weekend Warm-Up: Climbers Brave Scary 8b+, Vertical Grass, and Vomiting Birds
So you think you want to climb a sea...
Possible 10a Sport Climb: Adam Ondra and Jakob Schubert Try ‘Project Big’
A few days ago, Adam Ondra suggested 'Project Big'...
Cycling Around the World for Four Years and Counting
Aurelie and Doc Marco, both 39 years old, started...
Simone Moro Returns to Winter Manaslu
As climbers start revealing their winter plans, the upcoming...
A Three-Week Traverse of the Northern Patagonia Icecap
Climbers Isidora Llarena, Rebeca Caceres, and Nadine Lehner recently...
Ancient ‘Zombie’ Viruses Revived From Siberian Permafrost
If you're tired of scientists stoking fear about deadly...
The Open Secret is Out: Harila, Gelje, Brownlee Head to Winter Cho Oyu
After weeks of rumors, indirect posts, off-the-record conversations, and...
Italians Bag First Ascent of Sato Pyramide
When Stefano Ragazzo and Silvia Loreggian first discovered the...
Spanish Adventurer to Row to Antarctica. And That’s Just the Beginning
Lots of explorers embark on Antarctic expeditions, but few...
Kristin Harila Named European Adventurer of the Year
Norway's Kristin Harila barely missed her chance to set...
Cazzanelli Opens New Route From his Front Door
When not guiding or preparing for an expedition, Francois...
Interview with Kazuya Hiraide: Seeking Blank Spaces on a Map
Kazuya Hiraide has won three Piolets d'Or, yet still...
Danny MacAskill Delivers Mind-Blowing Bike Tricks in San Francisco
Danny MacAskill’s got style and grace so controlled, it...
Review: ‘Fire of Love’: Came For the Romance, Stayed For the Volcanoes
There’s a lot that's enticing about Fire of Love....
ExWeb Editor Honored For Exploration, Arctic Work
ExplorersWeb editor Jerry Kobalenko is no stranger to plaudits....
Woman Aborts Solo African Cycling Trip After Two Days
Tegan Phillips, the first solo female cyclist to attempt...
The Woman Who Climbed England’s Highest Peak in the Early 1800s
These days it's not unusual for all sorts of...
The Remotest Point on Planet Earth is a Spacecraft Graveyard
No one on the planet lives within 2,688 kilometres...
The Pompeii of the Caribbean: Montserrat and its Exclusion Zone
When you search for images of Montserrat on Google,...
