by toddforney | Sep 30, 2020 | Adventure Online
A ceremony took place in the Bow Valley on Sept. 29 that revealed the replacement name of a mountain north of Canmore. For over 100 years, the peak has been referred to using a racial slur, but Bald Eagle Peak, a traditional name that was used generations ago, will be...
by toddforney | Sep 30, 2020 | Adventure Online
The post Comparison of the oxygen isotope signatures in speleothem records and iHadCM3 model simulations for the last millennium [in review] appeared first on British Antarctic...
by toddforney | Sep 30, 2020 | Adventure Online
We Americans sometimes like to think that we invented rock climbing and the important ethics of the sport. Older climbers will remember the “Great Debate” in 1986 at the American Alpine Club, concerning the acceptance of rappel bolting, hang-dogging, and chipping of...
by toddforney | Sep 30, 2020 | Adventure Online
Watch Daniel Woods battle against Giuliano Cameroni’s crimp masterpiece, Blade Runner (V15), located in Upper Chaos Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. A V10 intro directly leads into a brutal three move V13. The crux involves taking a miserable left...
by toddforney | Sep 30, 2020 | Adventure Online
Is it time to start replacing your worn out gear after a long summer of hucking yourself at your project or chasing alpine days? Or are you new to climbing, looking to get outfitted with all the essentials for your first outdoor climbing trip this autumn? Right now...
by toddforney | Aug 31, 2020 | Adventure Online
David Smart and I have a tradition, a relatively new one, but one that will likely continue for many more summers. Smart, the editorial director of Gripped, flies to the Canadian Rockies for a few weeks every summer with his wife Katrina to establish new rock climbs....
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