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Olympic climbers to hit the beach as authorities confirm venue for the LA 2028 climbing competition
By Will Symons published
The Long Beach area will host every climbing event in the LA 2028 Olympics

Ancient cave paintings revealed for the first time - two years after they were discovered by climbers in Brazil
By Will Symons published
The artworks which could be up to 3,000 years old were discovered in 2023, but kept secret from the public

"It was a really emotional moment" - Rapid alpinists smash Swiss speed climbing record by over 10 hours
By Will Symons published
Speed climbing duo Nicolas Hojac and Philipp Brugger raced up the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains in record time

What is dry tooling in climbing? Axes at the ready!
By Alex Foxfield published
As it continues to surge in popularity, we take a look at dry tooling, its history and how the pursuit emerged from mixed climbing

'I absolutely love it' – Adam Ondra attempts possibly the world's hardest boulder problem
By Alex Foxfield published
The Czech climbing superstar has been trying out a potential V18 boulder problem while touring the legendary forest of Fontainebleau

Revo teams up with climbing legend Renan Ozturk to launch new sunglasses for extreme conditions
By Will Symons published
The two new models are designed for the wilderness, with 360° protection from the sun and durable glass lenses

“I cried when I reached the summit of Ben Nevis”: how Helen Rennard completed a record-breaking winter circuit of Scotland’s 282 highest peaks
By Fiona Russell published
Helen Rennard is only the fifth person and second woman to record a Munro Round in winter – and she did it in 80 days

“Xenon won’t propel us to the top, but it will protect us as we climb fast” - British politician plans to summit Everest using controversial gas
By Will Symons published
Lawmaker Al Carns and three ex-special forces pals want to summit the world's tallest mountain just four days after leaving home

Trump’s tariffs mean your outdoor gear is about to get more expensive – here’s what you could pay more for and why store discounts may disappear
By Charlie Lyon published
Many of the new duties are on hold for the moment, but outdoors business experts say the price of your kit will rise, and may have already

"Absolutely the right decision for the sport of climbing": lead and bouldering to have separate medals at 2028 LA Olympics
By Alex Foxfield published
The International Olympic Committee has confirmed that climbing will have three separate events at the next Olympic games
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