One of the hardest thingsis to go easy on yourself. – – –  A worthy goal never remains just that. As I move toward it I add layers

Here at ExWeb, when we’re not outdoors, we get our adventure fix by exploring social media and the wider interweb. Sometimes we’re a little too plugged in, and

  The king of the Alps towers above the humble Swiss village of Zermatt, intimidating and tantalizing locals and visitors alike. The iconic pyramidal peak, which straddles the

Story by Zoe Zulauf Ware / Photos by Jon Vickers / If it’s the end of the outdoor climbing season and you can’t handle your rope without your

On August 17, Nepal will begin to resume domestic and international air travel, reopen its borders to tourism, and issue climbing permits to selected peaks for the autumn

Video by Ben Neilson and Jon Vickers / At age 13, Kyra had ten vertebrae fused to combat her scoliosis. After questioning whether she’d be able to compete

Earlier this year, a group of Palestinian climbers and a few international friends hiked out to a local crag near the West Bank city of Ramallah to climb,

Morsel is determined to innovate in the technical food-stuff realm for one simple reason: everyone eats… – – –  And following in the footsteps of their original spork-spatula-hybrid

Perhaps the most crucial part of “AO,” Adam Ondra’s new book, arrives in the foreword, where he offers an important directive for how to orient your thinking as

Dear FAmily, We are overwhelmed and deeply humbled by how you and the First Ascent community stepped up to support us and our staff. Over 90% of First