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ice climbing
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Friday Flick: South Africa’s Hardest Mixed Line
Ice-maestro Will Gadd expected a mild adventure in middling conditions. Instead he found himself subject to a solid sandbagging and left with one of the best new routes he has opened in his life.
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Parc des Hautes-Gorges : la crème de la glace
Jamais le parc national des Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie n‘a été aussi populaire parmi les adeptes d’escalade de glace. Surtout depuis que l’accès à ses parois est beaucoup plus facile. Un changement qui vient avec des avantages, mais aussi des inconvénients.
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The Canadian Arms Race
The Canadian Rockies have become one of the only reliable places on the planet to climb ice, and mountaineers from across the globe are heading here to swing their tools.
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Paddle, Climb, Surf, Shred: Winter in Ontario
Winter in Ontario through the lens of Mountain Life photographers.
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Ice Flow: Making Connections on Frozen Waterfalls
Words & photos :: Kristin Schnelten. Jim Faulkner summited the Matterhorn in Switzerland, Chimborazo in Ecuador, Gran Paradiso in Italy. A 13,323-foot mountain here, 20,548-foot there. Some he conquered back-to-back—two…
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Tim Emmett on Melting Ice, Whistler Pow and Mountain Hardwear Designs
Tim Emmett is a long time friend of Mountain Life and was recently back at home in Squamish for a bit so we thought we’d catch up with him. Tim’s…
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The Climber & the Photographer: A Friendship Forged in The Rockies
Written by Sean Leslie, Outdoor Research. There are some people who see the world in a different, more beautiful way. Forest Woodward is one of them, and his photographs allow…
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