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  • Epic Highline in Patagonia with Cerro Torre as Backdrop
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    Plus the history of the first highline crossing of Lost Arrow Spire in Yosemite Valley
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    Plus the history of the first highline crossing of Lost Arrow Spire in Yosemite Valley

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  • Sachi Amma Climbs Chris Sharma’s Sleeping Lion 5.15b
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    Initially graded 5.15c by Sharma, the route was later downgraded but still remains one of the most difficult sport routes in the world
    The post Sachi Amma Climbs Chris Sharma’s Sleeping Lion 5.15b appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    Initially graded 5.15c by Sharma, the route was later downgraded but still remains one of the most difficult sport routes in the world

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  • How Squamish made $25 million off climbing (and what that means for access)
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    One way to maintain climbing access? Show people the money. That's the approach places like Bishop, Red River Gorge, and, now, Squamish have taken.
    The post How Squamish made $25 million off climbing (and what that means for access) appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    One way to maintain climbing access? Show people the money. That's the approach places like Bishop, Red River Gorge, and, now, Squamish have taken.

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  • The Epic Story Behind Antarctica’s Longest Rock Climb
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    The first ascent of the northeast ridge of Ulvetanna by a five-person team in 2013
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    The first ascent of the northeast ridge of Ulvetanna by a five-person team in 2013

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  • A Look at the New Metolius Climber’s Edge Hangboard
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    The new Metolius Climbers Edge Training Board replaces their popular Wood Grips Compact and Deluxe boards
    The post A Look at the New Metolius Climber’s Edge Hangboard appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    The new Metolius Climber's Edge Training Board replaces their popular Wood Grips Compact and Deluxe boards

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  • A new 5.11c, 5.12d and 5.13b/c developed atop Squamish’s iconic Cheakamus River
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    Two guides open up ‘The Enterprise’ near the ever-popular Star Chek route in Cheakamus Canyon.
    The post A new 5.11c, 5.12d and 5.13b/c developed atop Squamish’s iconic Cheakamus River  appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    Two guides open up ‘The Enterprise’ near the ever-popular Star Chek route in Cheakamus Canyon.

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  • Climbers Stranded for 10 Days in Epic 1960s Alpine Rescue
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    A multi-day rescue on the Petit Dru became one of mountaineering’s most legendary events
    The post Climbers Stranded for 10 Days in Epic 1960s Alpine Rescue appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    A multi-day rescue on the Petit Dru became one of mountaineering’s most legendary events

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  • Michaela Kiersch Climbs an Adam Ondra 5.14c
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    Kiersch is on a tear – after establishing several problems on a bouldering trip to Oukaïmeden, Morocco, she has taken down a technical 5.14c in Arco
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    Kiersch is on a tear – after establishing several problems on a bouldering trip to Oukaïmeden, Morocco, she has taken down a technical 5.14c in Arco

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  • New Technical Alpine Mixed Climb on Famous Alps Peak
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    Mutant is a 520-metre M8 that climbs corners and slabs before entering an upper gully on Petites Jorasses
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    Mutant is a 520-metre M8 that climbs corners and slabs before entering an upper gully on Petites Jorasses

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  • Jorge Díaz-Rullo Proposes 5.15d for Café Colombia
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    The mega route took the highly accomplished sport climber nearly 250 days of projecting to complete the first ascent
    The post Jorge Díaz-Rullo Proposes 5.15d for Café Colombia appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    The mega route took the highly accomplished sport climber nearly 250 days of projecting to complete the first ascent

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  • Stefano Ghisolfi Climbs World’s First V15
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    The Italian sport climber turned boulderer topped Fred Nicole's Dreamtime, widely regarded as the world's first V15 boulder
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    The Italian sport climber turned boulderer topped Fred Nicole's Dreamtime, widely regarded as the world's first V15 boulder

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  • Sam Richard Climbing Chris Sharma’s Famous Deep Water Solo Es Pontas 5.15a
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    Richard ticked the word's first 5.15a deep water solo and his first V17 all in the same month
    The post Sam Richard Climbing Chris Sharma’s Famous Deep Water Solo Es Pontas 5.15a appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    Richard ticked the word's first 5.15a deep water solo and his first V17 all in the same month

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  • A Dog Used Her Claws Like Crampons in Ascent of Mount Robson in the 1970s
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    Talkeetna, the husky, was likely the first dog to reach the summit after a successful ascent with her companion, the bold alpinist Warren Blesser, and his team
    The post A Dog Used Her Claws Like Crampons in Ascent of Mount Robson in the 1970s appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    Talkeetna, the husky, was likely the first dog to reach the summit after a successful ascent with her companion, the bold alpinist Warren Blesser, and his team

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  • Update: US Supreme Court denies last-minute bid to stop Oak Flat bouldering area land transfer
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    Following a blow from Court of Appeals, Apache women had asked Supreme Court to stop Resolution Copper Mining from acquiring land home to sacred Native American sites and thousands of climbs.
    The post Update: US Supreme Court denies last-minute bid to stop Oak Flat bouldering area land transfer appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    Update: US Supreme Court denies last-minute bid to stop Oak Flat bouldering area land transfer - Gripped Magazine

    Following a blow from Court of Appeals, Apache women had asked Supreme Court to stop Resolution Copper Mining from acquiring land home to sacred Native American sites and thousands of climbs.

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  • Leo Cea Cruises Era Vella 5.14d at 11 Years Old
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    Established by Sharma in 2010, Cea is among the long list of elite climbers who have repeated the popular route
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    Established by Sharma in 2010, Cea is among the long list of elite climbers who have repeated the popular route

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  • Mining company to start exploratory drilling in Oak Flat, home to thousands of world-class climbs
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    A recent court decision allows for transfer of Arizona land to Resolution Copper Mining, which has plans for a mine that will form a 1.8-mile-diameter crater.
    The post Mining company to start exploratory drilling in Oak Flat, home to thousands of world-class climbs appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    Mining company to start exploratory drilling in Oak Flat, home to thousands of world-class climbs - Gripped Magazine

    A recent court decision allows for transfer of Arizona land to Resolution Copper Mining, which has plans for a mine that will form a 1.8-mile-diameter crater.

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  • Indoor Climbing Industry Continued to Grow in 2025
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    Climbing Business Journal has released its 2025 Gyms and Trends report, giving you the data to explain the highs and lows of the climbing gym industry
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    Climbing Business Journal has released its 2025 Gyms and Trends report, giving you the data to explain the highs and lows of the climbing gym industry

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  • The 1970s Yosemite Big Wall Opened by Two Canadians
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    The story of Hugh Burton and Steve Sutton's first ascent of Magic Mushroom in 1972
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    The story of Hugh Burton and Steve Sutton's first ascent of Magic Mushroom in 1972

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  • Jorge Díaz-Rullo Makes First Ascent of Potentially Hardest Route in the World
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    After 240 days of effort, Díaz-Rullo has fulfilled a dream and made the first ascent his longstanding Café Colombia project
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    After 240 days of effort, Díaz-Rullo has fulfilled a dream and made the first ascent his longstanding Café Colombia project

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  • Connor Herson Climbs Pete Whittaker’s Crown Royale, Suggests 5.14c
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    One month after establishing Drifter's Escape 5.15a in Squamish, Herson travelled to Norway for his first time and made the third ascent of Crown Royale
    The post Connor Herson Climbs Pete Whittaker’s Crown Royale, Suggests 5.14c appeared first on Gripped Magazine.


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    Connor Herson Climbs Pete Whittaker's Crown Royale, Suggests 5.14c - Gripped Magazine

    One month after establishing Drifter's Escape 5.15a in Squamish, Herson travelled to Norway for his first time and made the third ascent of Crown Royale

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