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“Even When She Was Scared, She’d Always Try It”: Angela Ha Constantly Introduced Others to the Mountains
Angela Ha, 24, April 27 Angela Ha, a Sydney-based climber and highliner, passed away on April 27, 2026, after a fall while climbing at Mount Arapiles in western Victoria, Australia. She was several days into a multi-day climbing trip when she fell from the popular Organ Pipes crag. Ha was airlifted to a hospital in Melbourne, and succumbed to her injuries later that evening.
“Everyone Around Him Was His Best Friend”: St. George’s Climbing Community Fondly Remembers Dan Smith
Daniel Smith, 24, June 1 Daniel “Dan” Smith, a climber and arborist from St. George, Utah, is remembered by his friends for his warmth, openness and creativity. A lifelong resident of Southern Utah, Smith spent much of his time exploring the desert through his art and climbing.
Free Dental Care for Sherpas: Why One Kazakh Dentist Is Setting Up a Clinic on Everest
Dr. Aijan Jumabayeva is dedicating the first-ever Everest Dental Clinic to Anatoli Boukreev, her country’s fallen mountaineering hero.
Why I Quit Climbing
Sending my dangerous, 5.13+ project was a dream come true. But the aftermath ushered in the most horrific two years of my life.
As 180,000 People Watched, ‘DNA’ Becomes World’s First Confirmed 5.15d
Austrian climber Jakob Schubert talks to us about the meaning of grades and the joy of livestreaming his send fresh off the world’s first 5.15d repeat.
Native American John Duran On Free Soloing 5.13 and Using Climbing for Communal Good
A legendary Southwest climber reflects on his family, climbing, and life
The Native Lore Behind Iconic North American Climbing Areas
From Payahuunadü (Bishop) to Mato Tipila (Devils Tower), these are the names, people, and stories that came before climbers at iconic areas.
How Do You Know When a Bolt Is Too Rusty to Trust?
As I’ve learned, a bolt’s physical appearance tells you very little about its actual strength.
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