Canadian Geographic January 2021 A Canadian ski-touring legend reminisces about snow-bound cultural connections made prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and mounting political tensions. Read it here.* *Best Outdoor Adventure Story: 2021 Travel Media Association of...
Mustang Survival September 2020 Jayme and her family of lake sailors find their sea legs. Read it here.
Mustang Survival August 2020 An aspiring R2AK team from interior British Columbia test their mettle offshore. Read it here.
National Geographic March 2019 Born without her lower left arm, National Geographic Adventurer of the Year Maureen Beck is pushing the sport to new heights. Read it here.
Outside August 2018 Exposure to extreme environments can change our DNA. Everest climbers—and their twins—are the perfect study subjects. Read it here.* *Gold Winner: 2018 North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA)
Kootenay Mountain Culture July 2018 Definitely dirtbag, and sure-as-heck hair-raising, rock climbing is not for the weak. What is it that moves these athletes of ascent to their happy places? Read...
National Geographic June 2018 The expert climbers reached the top of the Nose, Yosemite’s grandest route, in under two hours—something never before accomplished. Read it here.* *Honorable Mention: 2018 North American Travel...
MensJournal.com May 2018 Arguably the strongest climber on earth is now also the fastest. Read it here.
MensJournal.com May 2018 Alex Honnold partners with Tommy Caldwell to take back the speed record on the Nose, rock climbing’s Holy Grail. Read it here.
Outside May 2018 Jan Redford’s “End of the Rope” doesn’t shy away from the author’s climbing, relationship, and career pains—which makes it a refreshing new contribution to the canon. Read it...