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Various non-competitve events including trekking, climbing, cross country, canyoning, and mountainbiking have been organised at Arco di Trento from 11-13/05

S. Moro and D. Urubko attempting the Lhotse (8516m) - Everest (8850m) traverese have finished acclimatising by climbing to the South Col. Conditions on Lhotse are not good yet

Climbing in America and bouldering at Fontanebleau with Dave Graham.

The spring 2001 himalayan season is about to begin and the majority of expeditions are heading, once again, to Mt. Everest

The fifth and final stage of the Ice World Cup 2001 starts today at Kirov, Russia

The Pamir Alay is an immense region wedged between the republics of Kirghistan and Tajikistan , dominated by the giant Pic Communism (7495m) and Pic Lenin (7134m), once the highest mountains in the now defunct Soviet Union. By Marco Borghetti, Roberto Invernizzi and Stefano Righetti.

The Italian Cristian Brenna repeats "Alien carnage" 8c+ at Castillion in just three attempts

The Italian Cristian Brenna makes the first repeat of Luca Zardini’s 'The Big Mother' 8c+ at Erto, Italy.

On 3/11/2000, Pietro Dal Prà freed 'Hotel Supramonte', the route established by Rolando Larcher and Roberto Vigiani in the Gole di Gorropu, Sardinia

Pons wins the penultimate stage at Grenoble and clinches overall victory in Bouldering World Cup 2000. Liv Sansoz wins women's event.

'It was 9.00 am, 24 May and a -40 ºC Himalayan storm was blowing right into me.' Simone Moro talks about his climb of the highest mountain in the world.

McClure frees the Ben Moon 9a project at Kilnsey. The route is called Northern Lights.

Bad weather forces Hans Kammerlander to abandon ascent

Moro and Urubku summit Everest but abandon Everest-Lhotse Traverse

News from the Nepalese Women's Millenium Expedition and more

Sardinia's hardest multi-pitch route, "Hotel Supramonte" 8b, repeated by Stefan Glowacz