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Mountaineering
This Mountaineer Hiked Austria’s Nordkette Traverse in One Day
An Outside Conversation with ‘In the Shadow of the Mountain’ Author Silvia Vasquez-Lavado
‘Step by Step’ Captures the Mindset of a Game-Changing Athlete
LGBTQ+ Mountaineers Summit Mount Hood
If We Want to Protect the Places We Love, We Must Vote
An Adaptive Athlete and Her Home Mountain
When Alpinists Go Rogue
Summiting K2 Without Supplemental Oxygen
Erin Parisi’s Historic Seven Summits Bid
Ski-Mountaineering the Peaks of B.C.
2 Veterans, 13 Days, and 1 Memorable Trip
How to Ski Hard While Staying Green
Kids + Time Outside = Magic
An All-Arab Female Ascent of Everest
‘Voices of Fear’
‘Troll Wall’
‘The Fifty’ with Cody Townsend
How Mountaineering Makes You Reprioritize
David Lama’s First Ascent of Lunag Ri
A Splitboarding Quest in Bolivia
Riding Mount Elbrus with an 11-Year-Old
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Adventurer Patrick Sweeney is on a mission: ride down the seven summits on a mountain bike. Sweeney already checked Everest Base Camp and Kilimanjaro off his list, and last summer he set his sights on Russia's Mount Elbrus. This wasn't a solo venture, though. Sweeney set out for Europe's highest peak with his 11-year-old son, P.J. Watch to see find out what happened when the father-son duo took on Russia's most formidable climb.
