The Cederberg range of South Africa is home to some of the hardest, most iconic boulder problems in the world! Rocklands is a place known to all, and its name screams one thing – Bouldering! Yet in this vast ocean of Orange rock, bouldering is not the only thing you can find…
The winner of the IMS Photo Contest by BMW 2014 comes from Poland. David Kaszlikowski prevailed over 2600 photographers from almost 90 countries to win the Kiku
The connection between doping and mountaineering is a controversial issue but at the same time it is also a cold-shoulder topic. First of all we need to distinguish
It’s official: the call has been put out for the 2nd VIKING HEROES CHALLENGE 2015. The out-of-doors obstacle trail race will once again take place in St. Wendel, Germany, a fun
It’s a good thing you don’t need a permit for road use in skiing.Because the entire racing series, featuring original World Cup technology, would scarcely stand a chance of getting
The Ice Climbing World Championships in Rabenstein from 30 January to 1 February 2015 are coming closer. The title fights in the Passeiertal valley are one of South Tyrol’s winter
Edurne Pasaban knows her way around the mountains of the world. She is one of the first women to have climbed all of the 14 8,000-metre peaks. Edurne comes from the Basque
far from groomed trails no regular skier can be found but the true adventure for the free-rider is about to begin. Floating onto deep powder snow passing deep slopes and you can feel the
American climber, mountaineer and MountainBlog friend Steve House was awarded the UIAA Achievement Award at the 2014 General Assembly in Flagstaff, Arizona.
The European Outdoor Summit rings in the second round. Last year in Stockholm, this year in Tegernsee. How significant is the fact that this event is held in a location close to ISPO? It is certainly a positive sign that after holding the event in Stockholm, Tegernsee was selected to host this year’s “Who’s Who”… Read more »
