Climbing/Mountaineering

Who needs an off-season? Take on the challenge with Colorado mountain guide Jason Antin's top tips for alpine travel in the fourth season.

There’s no surer way to ensure a successful trip than hitting the mountains for charity.

Start right with this bargain kit—helmet, harness, shoes, rope, and belay device—assembled by the editors of Climbing magazine.

Learn to identify the terrain hazards of glaciers to stay safe in ice country.

Don't (always) shell out for specialty gear.

Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro is plenty hard with two strong legs. Imagine crawling to the top, like the first congenital quadruple amputee to reach the summit.

Shoes that stick, rope worth investing in, and a Grigri 2 overhaul.

A summer snow slope gives this reader the scare of his life.

Perfect this move for on-a-dime turns in steep, rugged terrain.

Stay safe with these six ski-down tips.

Use telescoping shafts for stability on any angle.

Change your technique and style to manage any snow conditions.

All conditions affect avy potential. Check forecasts and assess risk.

All the top mountaineering gear, picked for you by the editors of Climbing magazine.

We teamed up with sister publication Climbing to bring you the best ice climbing gear.

A 10mm rope that's not too stiff and not too flexible with a Golden Dry treatment for added durability and water resistance.

Climbing Magazine's favorite alpine harness of 2011.

The ultimate all-mountain boot

A great mountaineering helmet that's breathable and easy to adjust