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12/12/2025 - Alpinism
Aiguille du Midi footbridge replaced after 70 years After 70 years of service, the iconic 16-meter brige that connects the two summits of Aiguille du Midi in the Mont Blanc massif has been replaced by a new walkway.
11/12/2025 - Alpinism
Filo Sureste on Cerro Torre in Patagonia, the ultimate dream. By Franceso Ratti The report by Francesco Ratti who with Alessandro Beltrami and Manuel Chasseur climbed 'Filo Sureste' on Cerro Torre. A journey into the history of climbing via one of the most famous routes in Patagonia, the Southeast Ridge, formerly known as the 'Compressor Route'.
11/12/2025 - Alpinism
Transcardus - A BalkanSki Story, ski mountaineering between Kosovo and Macedonia Ferrino celebrates International Mountain Day on December 11th with the exclusive premiere of the film "Transcardus - A BalkanSki Story" on the Ferrino Video YouTube channel. The film, directed by Elisa Bessega, follows Enrico Mosetti's first ski traverse of the Sharr mountain range, with Lorenzo Barutta and Matteo Sarto.
10/12/2025 - Competitions
International Federation of sport Climbing changes name to World Climbing The International Federation of sport Climbing (IFSC) has officially become World Climbing. The rebrand highlights the evolution of climbing, nearly 19 years after the organisation’s founding
08/12/2025 - Climbing
Laura Pineau sends Wet Lycra Nightmare in Yosemite Climbing with John Kasaian, Laura Pineau has made the first female ascent of 'Wet Lycra Nightmare' on Leaning Tower in Yosemite, USA. First ascended by Jim Hewitt and Todd Skinner in 2004, the 9-pitch 8b is known for being the steepest big wall in the USA. The 25-year-old French climber...
06/12/2025 - Climbing
Video: How Lynn Hill Proved Janja Garnbret Right About Competition Climbing Kris Hampton of 'Written In Stone' analyses the early days of sport climbing when Lynn Hill managed to beat male competitors on the same competition route.
03/12/2025 - Alpinism
Successful women's SAC Expedition establishes new climbs in Greenland In August 2025 a women's expedition comprised of Naomie Bürki, Pauline Laubscher, Gianna Müller, Caro North, Lea Schneider, Melanie Tenorio, Ramona Volken, and Ramona Waldner established a host of new climbs in the Graah Fjord and the Skjoldungen Fjord areas of Greenland. The alpinists travelled by fair means, ie public...
01/12/2025 - Climbing
Marco Sappa repeats Necronomicon in Canyonlands, USA Marco Sappa has made the sixth ascent of ‘Necronomicon’ (5.13d/14a) in Moab, Canyonlands, USA. The horizontal roof crack was first climbed in 2011 by Jean-Pierre Ouellet.
28/11/2025 - Climbing
Amity Warme repeats Pre-Muir Wall on El Capitan in Yosemite American climber Amity Warme has made a free ascent of the 'PreMuir Wall' (5.13c/d, 33 pitches) on El Capitan in Yosemite.
25/11/2025 - Climbing
Pou brothers add Vicios Ocultos to Picos de Europa Iker Pou and his brother Eneko have established 'Vicios Ocultos' on Tiro Pedabejo in the Picos de Europa massif, Spain.
24/11/2025 - Alpinism
Cargo drone trialled for mountain rescues on Mont Blanc The video of the French Gendarmerie PGHM Chamonix experiment using a transport drone to support mountain rescue teams in the Mont Blanc massif.
20/11/2025 - Climbing
Janja Garnbret raises nearly €320K for charity During her year as Slovenia's 'Godmother of sport', Janja Garnbret exceeded all expectations by raising nearly €320,000 to support young underprivileged athletes.
17/11/2025 - Climbing
Jakob Schubert makes second ascent of 9A boulder problem Mount Doom On 13 November 2025 Jakob Schubert made the second ascent of 'Mount Doom', the 9A boulder problem in Austria's Maltatal established in February 2025 by Nicolai Užnik.
17/11/2025 - Climbing
Elias Iagnemma establishes Exodia, possibile first 9A+ boulder in the world On 10 November 2025, Elias Iagnemma established 'Exodia' at Rifugio Barbara in Val Pellice, Italy. The Italian climber has put forward the grade 9A+/V18, making it the first of its grade and quite possibly the hardest boulder problem in the world.
14/11/2025 - Interviews
Rob Matheson and 'The Bells, The Bells!' interview Interview with British climber Rob Matheson who, aged 74, in April 2025 made an audacios repeat of 'The Bells, The Bells!', one of the most fearsome trad climbs in Great Britain. Located on North Stack Wall at Gogarth, it has only seen a handful of repeats since its first ascent...
07/11/2025 - Alpinism
Big first ascent on Aikache Chhok in Pakistan by George Ponsonby, James Price George Ponsonby from Ireland and James Price from England have added a new route to the rarely climbed Aikache Chhok (6673m), also referred to as Sia Chhish or Yain Hisk, in the Baltar valley in Pakistan. The pair formed part of a Young Alpinist Group expedition which included Anna Soligo,...
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