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N as in… Nordland! Ski mountaineering in solitude around Narvik in Norway
N as in… Nordland! Ski mountaineering in solitude around Narvik in Norway
The report by mountain guide Giancarlo Maritano of a short ski touring trip in Norway, not to the more famous Lofoten Islands and the Tromsø area, but to the Nordland county. Based in Narvik, the group skied the peaks of Rivtind (1452m), Storfjellet (1633m), Nevertind (1420m) and Spanstinden (1457m), discovering...
Jorassique Pâques, big new French climb on the Grandes Jorasses
20/04/2026 - Alpinism
Jorassique Pâques, big new French climb on the Grandes Jorasses
From 3 to 6 April 2026, French alpinists Pierre Girot, Kilian Moni, Hugo Peruzzo and Arthur Poindefert established 'Jorassique Pâques' on the Grandes Jorasses in the Mont Blanc massif. Graded ED+ M7 A3, the 1100-metre route climbs to Pointe Whymper on the north face. Poindefert reports.
Mamma Anna mixed climb added to Punte di Campiglio in Brenta Dolomites (Italy)
13/04/2026 - Alpinism
Mamma Anna mixed climb added to Punte di Campiglio in Brenta Dolomites (Italy)
On 8 April 2026, on the northwest face of Punte di Campiglio in the Brenta Dolomites, Emanuele Andreozzi, Ruggero Samaden and Silvestro Franchini established the mixed route 'Mamma Anna' (300m, WI5, M6). Franchini reports.
Mathéo Jacquemoud completes Full Alpine Traverse from Vienna to Nice by fair means in 19 days
Mathéo Jacquemoud completes Full Alpine Traverse from Vienna to Nice by fair means in 19 days
On Thursday 26 March 2026 French mountain guide Mathéo Jacquemoud reached the beach in Nice, having made a traverse of the Alps in 19 days. After setting off from Vienna on 7 March, the former ski mountaineering world champion negotiated 86,000 meters of elevation gain and 2,200 km in total...
Fatal climbing accident on Kalymnos following freak bolt failure
29/03/2026 - Climbing
Fatal climbing accident on Kalymnos following freak bolt failure
A 60-year-old climber from the Czech Republic perished on Friday 27 March 2026 following a fall on the island of Kalymnos in Greece. The exact circumstances of the accident are still under investigation by the relevant authorities but preliminary reports indicate bolt failure was the cause of the fall.
La Venta returns to Oman to explore the Qanaf Cave
27/03/2026 - Environment
La Venta returns to Oman to explore the Qanaf Cave
Two years after the first expedition to Oman, the La Venta Geographic Explorations Association has returned to the mountains of Dhofar to explore Qanaf Cave in the depths of the Jabal Samḥān desert plateau. The report by Luca Imperio and Tullio Bernabei.
Josef Stefan wins People’s Choice Award of Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026
25/03/2026 - Events
Josef Stefan wins People’s Choice Award of Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026
Austrian photographer Josef Stefan has won the People’s Choice Award of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 for his photograph of a playful lynx in Ciudad Real, Spain. A 85,917 votes were cast.
Yannick Glatthard makes fly & climb first ascent on Tällistock in Switzerland
21/03/2026 - Alpinism
Yannick Glatthard makes fly & climb first ascent on Tällistock in Switzerland
On 03 March 2026 Swiss mountaineer Yannick Glatthard made the rope solo first ascent of 'Get the Vibe' (WI5, M8, 125m) on Chlynen Tällistock in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland. Glatthard flew to and from the mixed climb by paraglider.
Crème Brutalée mixed climb added to Mt. Astraka in Greece by Stefanos Karantinakis, Spyros Kyriakou
17/03/2026 - Alpinism
Crème Brutalée mixed climb added to Mt. Astraka in Greece by Stefanos Karantinakis, Spyros Kyriakou
On 7 March 2026, Greek climbers Stefanos Karantinakis and Spyros Kyriakou established the new mixed climb 'Crème Brutalée' (550m, AI5 M4+) on the north face of Astraka in the Pindus mountains of Greece. Kyriakou reports.
Stefano Ragazzo is the Rider on the Storm in Patagonia
12/03/2026 - Interviews
Stefano Ragazzo is the Rider on the Storm in Patagonia
Interview with the Italian alpinist Stefano Ragazzo, who from 21 February to 7 March made the first solo ascent of 'Riders on the Storm' on the Central Tower of Paine in the Torres del Paine massif in Patagonia. This legendary 1300m big wall was first ascended in 1991 by Kurt...
Alex Megos sends 9b in 4 days, Le bruit de l'acid at Claret
04/03/2026 - Climbing
Alex Megos sends 9b in 4 days, Le bruit de l'acid at Claret
German climber Alexander Megos has made the first repeat of 'Le bruit de l'acid' in Claret, France. The 32-year-old required just 4 days of effort and confirmed the 9b grade put forward by Jules Marchaland.
Marianne Fatton and Oriol Cardona Coll win Sprint to claim Ski Mountaineering's historic first gold at Milano Cortina 2026!
19/02/2026 - Competitions
Marianne Fatton and Oriol Cardona Coll win Sprint to claim Ski Mountaineering's historic first gold at Milano Cortina 2026!
Beneath heavy snowfall in Bormio, Italy, Marianne Fatton and Oriol Cardona Coll win the Sprint race at Ski mountaineering's historic Olympic debut today at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games.
  • Women's sprint: Marianne Fatton wins gold, Emily Harrop silver, Ana Alonso Rodriguez bronze
  • Men's sprint: Oriol Cardona Coll wins gold, Nikita...
  • Chasing Shadows: Benjamin Védrines' compelling climb on K2
    12/02/2026 - Alpinism
    Chasing Shadows: Benjamin Védrines' compelling climb on K2
    The film Chasing Shadows tells the compelling journey of Benjamin Védrines on K2. After an initial attempt where tragedy was narrowly avoided, Védrines is more determined than ever to achieve an extraordinary feat: climb the world's second highest mountain in a single day, without supplementary oxygen, and fly down by...
    Balthazar, world's oldest known bearded vulture, rescued in French Alps
    19/01/2026 - Environment
    Balthazar, world's oldest known bearded vulture, rescued in French Alps
    After having disappeared for nearly ten years, Balthazar — the oldest bearded vulture in the wild — has been found. On 27 October 2025, a report came in about a bird in distress, and this call for help turned into an exciting discovery.
    Video: Laura Pineau climbing Butterfly Circus, one of Europe’s best splitter cracks.
    09/01/2026 - Climbing
    Video: Laura Pineau climbing Butterfly Circus, one of Europe’s best splitter cracks.
    Footage of French climber Laura Pineau repeating 'Butterfly Circus', the 8a+ crack in Ticinio, Switzerland described as 'one of Europe’s best splitter cracks.'
    Gianluca Vighetti sends Niobe and Lapsus
    28/12/2025 - Climbing
    Gianluca Vighetti sends Niobe and Lapsus
    On 20 December 2025, Gianluca Vighetti sent Niobe (9a) at Arco, while on 22 November he had sent his first 9a+, 'Lapsus' at Andonno.

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