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Climbing, Ice, Mountaineering, Winter - November 10, 2022

‘Land of the Cold Sun’: Two Athletes Forge Mountaineering Routes in Morocco

Watch two Rab athletes scale a mountain in Morocco, where there is almost no mountaineering community, and no rescue services for those who venture into the mountains.

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‘The Phantom Line’: A Striking New Route in Nepal’s Jugal Himal Region

Two enterprising climbers take a nearly hidden line up a previously unclimbed and unnamed 21,000-foot peak.

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Ecuadorian Climbers Try New Route in ‘Dhaulagiri’

Two Ecuadorian climbers team up with a Nat Geo photographer to attempt a first ascent on Dhaulagiri in a compelling new documentary.

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Mountaineering’s Ultimate Prize Shut Down by Chinese Government

Kristin Harila could not secure critical documents to climb Shishapangma and Cho Oyu — the last summits standing between her and a seminal speed record.

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Ed Viesturs Weighs In: When Does a Summit Count?

Ed Viesturs, the only American to summit all 8,000m peaks without supplemental oxygen, chimes in on unnecessary 'rescues.'

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‘Land of the Cold Sun’: Two Athletes Forge Mountaineering Routes in Morocco

‘The Phantom Line’: A Striking New Route in Nepal’s Jugal Himal Region

Ecuadorian Climbers Try New Route in ‘Dhaulagiri’

Mountaineering’s Ultimate Prize Shut Down by Chinese Government

Ed Viesturs Weighs In: When Does a Summit Count?

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