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The Exercise Ice Maiden group enters the harsh climate to gather scientific data and break gender barriers
Bolts are corroding, and experts worry that could translate to more accidents, injuries, and deaths
Armed with the latest technology, a team of climbers aims to find out Denali's exact elevation
A deadly collapse at a popular cavern near Seattle has raised the question of whether signs and warnings are enough to stop visitors from venturing where they shouldn’t
I’ve heard the ladies get an injury-prevention boost that men don't from going barefoot. Is that true?
Owners instructed to return their beacons to company’s headquarters for repair
Think Cheryl Strayed is tough? Meet these guys.
So conquer it with these six tips from cycling’s comeback queen, Alison Tetrick.
This month, a bill was introduced that would limit presidential authority to protect the natural wonders of the U.S.—and it is far more likely to pass than its predecessors. Here's why that's a very bad idea.
Explorer's solo winter ascent is one of the most impressive feats in contemporary mountaineering
The stud sport climber dropped everything, picked up her first ice axe, and is on the roster to compete at the nation's top ice climbing festival.