The Athens-born skier decided to leave the US national team and represent Greece and this season he has been a revelation on the circuit, taking slalom silver in Courchevel for his birth nation’s first-ever winter sports medal
The American alpinist makes a solo ascent of the Goretta Pillar in Patagonia and pays homage to Italian mountaineering legend Renato Casarotto who named the rock ridge for his wife, Goretta Traverso
David Göttler and Hervé Barmasse will take on the 8,167-meter Dhaulagiri summit with little more than a rope, crampons and axes: ‘Our chances of success are tiny, but they would be zero if we had stayed at home’
In 1808, Marie Paradis summitted the highest peak in the Alps in attempt to achieve notoriety and escape a life of poverty. She did it dressed in a skirt, as the aesthetic and moral restrictions of the time demanded
German guide and mountaineer David Goettler reached the roof of the planet on May 21 thanks to years of training, state-of-the-art materials and lots of suffering
Since 1953, when the first men reached the summit, more than 300 climbers have died on their way to the top of the world’s tallest mountain. A third of these succumbed to the deadly lack of oxygen
Spanish climber Jorge Díaz Rullo spends most of the year living out of a van as he trains to complete his next big goal: to become the second person in the world to finish a 9c-rated route
Tomy Aguiló of Argentina and Korra Pesce of Italy sustained a serious accident while climbing the famous Cerro Torre, and only one of them could be saved
Charles Dubouloz endured freezing temperatures and frostbite to join the ranks of the all-time greats by tackling the Rolling Stones route between France and Italy
Marc-André Leclerc died at age 25 after achieving peerless free solo ascents on forbidding walls of rock and ice. A documentary, ‘The Alpinist,’ has pulled him out of anonymity
The book by British climber Joe Simpson about his efforts to save Simon Yates on their 1985 descent of Siula Grande raises important questions for the reader
The recent discovery of the remains of three mountaineers on K2 has reignited debate over the lack of a protocol for recovering bodies from the world’s highest peaks