Access · Argentina · Chile · Climbing · Conservation · Mountaineering · Rock climbing · Traditional climbing
Ascent of Patagonia’s famed Cerro Torre sparks controversy
Climbing world abuzz after two young climbers chop bolts from an infamous route.
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Access · Argentina · Chile · Climbing · Conservation · Mountaineering · Rock climbing · Traditional climbing
Climbing world abuzz after two young climbers chop bolts from an infamous route.
Access · Conservation · Stewardship · Washington · Whitewater kayaking · Whitewater rafting
After nearly a century, the White Salmon River in Washington has been freed, opening a popular whitewater paddling run to natural water flows.
Access · Conservation · Issues · Participation · Stewardship · United States
The Obama administration released a progress report earlier this month on the America’s Great Outdoors initiative, a program intended to encourage outdoor recreation and better manage the country’s wilderness areas.
Access · Conservation · Dispatches · Issues · News · Participation · United States
Obama proposes a wide range of programs meant to conserve public lands for outdoors recreation and get the increasingly couch-bound American public back outside.
Access · Bouldering · Climbing · Dispatches · Mountaineering · News · Rock climbing · Sport climbing · Traditional climbing · United States
New regulations proposed by the National Park Service seek to curtail the placement of fixed climbing anchors and the replacement of aging anchors in wilderness.
Access · Alaska · Climbing · Dispatches · Mountaineering
The U.S. National Park Service is proposing to raise mountaineering fees by 150 percent in Denali National Park, Alaska, the location of North America’s tallest mountain, Mt. McKinley.
Access · Activities · Dispatches
The National Park Service plans to open parks for free for 17 days in 2011.
