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Cerro Torre: Compressor Route Free Climbed (Twice) and Bolts Chopped
Hayden Kennedy and Jason Kruk have (mostly) free climbed the Southeast Ridge of Cerro Torre in Patagonia roughly following the historic Compressor Route.
Going Big in 2012!
Two year-old climber tops out on Dreamtime (V15) and other news we expect to report in 2012.
A Slippery Slope: the future of Horse Pens 40
Our deep south correspondents fill us in on the Slope 'n Slide 2011 fundraiser and the future of climbing at HP40.
Local Crags: A Change of Pace
The best crag is the one that is a stone’s throw away from your door.
Adopt a Gym Rat
A climbing mentorship will allow seasoned outdoor climbers the opportunity to guide/direct new climbers.
The Growing Popularity of Climbing is Creating Access Issues
Climbing is growing, whether you find that to be a positive or negative thing is a different story.
The Never Ending Story... of Grades.
It is safe to say that most people don’t understand our grading system. Who would?
Calling out “The Dab”
To help draw a line in the sand, DPM has created a survey that will allow you to understand your level of commitment to the word “dab” and your place in climbing social structure.
Cover Your Tracks!
Secret areas slowly seem to be dying off due to the internet, Google Maps, and loose lips. Because of this fact, many climbers are now going through extraordinary measures to protect their private bouldering crags.
Walk the Line
Lately, several controversial ascents have been the fodder for internet gossip and mud-slinging.