OPENING NEW LINES

A Spanish coach uses climbing to explore fear, identity, and self-knowledge.

How one ranger’s firing turned public lands, visibility, and climbing access into one fight.

We tested two doorway mounts that let you train hard without damaging walls or frames.

Authorities shut five routes as geologists investigate a fatal collapse in Catalonia.

What the Forest Service overhaul could change at America’s crags and trailheads.

A fatal anchor failure exposed the hidden cost of keeping Kalymnos safe.

A baffling crossover between bouldering gear, launch hardware, and a delayed mission.

A major review shows elite climbing research still treats male bodies as the default.

A crack-climbing standout opens up about pressure, ambition, and finally showing the cracks.

Why Team USA says the Salt Lake City center is a necessity, not a luxury.

A road trip linking Europe’s gyms, crags, and the climbers moving between both.

Based on documents and direct exchanges, here’s our reconstruction of what happened.

PFAS bans are here. Outdoor brands now have to explain the tradeoffs.

In La Raison du Sport, the philosopher argues that effort reveals the self.

Why expert climbers seem to move before the next move even begins.