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Berkeley to Everest & Back in 14 Days
By Dierdre Wolownick Roxanne Vogel, Nutrition & Performance Research Manager at the offices of...
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Category: Climbing
EPiC: 1Climb
After Kevin Jorgeson climbed the Dawn Wall, the hardest free climb on El Capitan, he realized he might not have another epic historical climb in him.
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The Last Days of Bob Swift
He left his mark on Yosemite during the Golden Age, and was a member of the only American party to climb the first ascent of an 8,000-meter peak, Gasherbrum I. Then he took that experience to the sea.
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Adrian Ballinger
Suffering is rarely considered a positive motivator. But if you ask Adrian Ballinger about why he summited both Everest and K2 without supplemental oxygen, his comments often wander off into the terrain of how much suffering was involved.
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Event Report: Yosemite Facelift 2019
Over the course of five days this past September, 2,243 Yosemite Facelift volunteers removed 16,420 pounds of trash (with roughly 80% recycled) out of Yosemite Valley.
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Bob Swift (1930 – 2019)
A Good Life and a Good Launch Two days before ending his life by euthanasia on October 25,...
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Three Deaths and a Press Trip to San Diego
April 18, 2019. Waking up covered in sweat, pain pulses in the back of my skull, reminding me of last night’s wine party. I try to sit up, a sharp aching courses through my ribs, the result of my friend’s daughter running me over with her bike.
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Mountainfilm on Tour Santa Cruz 2019
Mountainfilm on Tour brings a selection of culturally rich, adventure-packed and incredibly inspiring documentary films curated from the Mountainfilm festival.
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Climbing to an Intentional Life
The first time I found myself hanging forty feet above the floor in a climbing gym, I never imagined that such an unlikely position would become a regular part of my life. Or that it would lead to a personal transformation. I was 58, and life had battered me to the point where I was more than ready for a big change. The kid at the other end of the rope, my son Alex Honnold, would soon go on to become a household name. That day, he handed me a lifeline.
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The Long Game
The Yosemite Climbing Exhibit, 27 years in the making, is at last being allocated a long term location in the visitor center at Yosemite National Park.
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