Latest Climbing News
America's highest peak sees second death in 6 days as skier buried in massive avalanche
The NPS reports that there are currently 500 climbers on the famous mountain
Yosemite bans large flags after climbers protest Trump cuts using upside down Stars and Stripes and rig Trans Pride flag to El Capitan
People are no longer allowed to display large flags in wilderness areas, after they were used in multiple protests and demonstrations
One for the rock climbing history books – female climbers Kelleghan and Pineau become first women to climb Yosemite Triple Crown
It's been 24 years since Dean Potter and Timmy O’Neil completed the first ascent of the Yosemite Triple Crown in a single day
Anraku finally beaten as France do the double in latest bouldering round of the Climbing World Cup, but bad weather calls an early halt again
France's Mejdi Schalck and Oriane Bertone won gold after the women's final was cancelled due to windy conditions in Prague
Indian lawmaker seeks to ban climbers from ascending the world’s third-tallest mountain to protect "sacred" lands
The Himalayan giant, Kangchenjunga, attracts some of the world's greatest mountaineers but is also of great religious significance to local communities
America’s tallest mountain claims its first victim of the climbing season after mountaineer falls 3,000ft to his death from near the summit
Authorities have recovered the body of Alex Chiu after he fell from the Denali mountain, otherwise known as Mount McKinley
Climbing World Cup preview: Unstoppable Anraku eyes bouldering history as the women's competition heats up in Prague
The world's best boulderers are limbering up for another round of action and excitement at the upcoming bouldering World Cup in Prague
Rain stops play - stormy weather forces an early end to the latest Climbing World Cup round, with some unexpected medals as a result
USA's Emma Hunt and Indonesian Kiromal Katibin took gold after heavy wind and rain brought the contest to an abrupt close
