When I’m at home and not traveling (somewhere on the magnitude of 200 days a year), I’m outside playing — I’m a participant. I’m out there riding my mountain bike, climbing, skiing ...

A mountain-climbing couple has revealed how they can scale the most dizzying heights using a special "iron road" that makes mountains safer. By Pol Fernandez, Zenger News On 5/24/22 at 3:31 PM EDT ...

Hamish, 35, however, eventually decided that he needed to have conversations that he’d been avoiding. “I came out at university to a good group of mates, and was very happy with that,” he says.

Bradford Washburn holds a camera he used for aerial photography. ... would appeal to a wider audience in the way that it didn’t overplay the death and suffering aspect of big mountain climbing.

Carter recently received further international recognition by winning the Grand Prize and second place in Mountain Sport category of the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival, pictured to the ...

‘The mountain held us and gave us an amazing show all the way to the top’ (Picture: Belle Art Photography / SWNS) ‘We hiked and scrambled for over two hours carrying a heavy load of climbing ...

Climb Mount Everest using Nat Geo’s engaging interactive on Instagram Climbers ascend Mount Everest on the Tibetian side of the mountain. Photograph by Renan Ozturk, National Geographic ...

A veteran high-altitude mountaineer and accomplished photographer who recently moved from the Twin Cities and two other adventurers have been found dead on one of the world’s most recognizable peaks.

Climbing photography doesn’t come easily, especially when the climber is the photographer. In this tenuous art form, there’s only one rule: Don’t kill your partner.