Looking to climb on sandstone cliffs full of high-angled crimps? Look no further than the Blue Mountains, Australia’s sport climbing mecca.

You have a climbing trip coming up. The rock is different. The style is different. Your pre-trip time is short and the number of days you’ll be climbing, even shorter…

Looking to climb on beautiful limestone cliffs full of gently overhanging crimps? Look no further than Ten Sleep, a picturesque canyon nestled high in the Bighorns.

Get those digits ready!

McKenzie Long’s love of climbing – and dream of becoming a writer – led her to consider our relationships with public lands.

Looking for a summer sport climbing destination? Look no further than Wild Iris, with its high elevation, low humidity, and perfectly-pocketed limestone walls.

Looking for a winter bouldering destination with endless rock, hosting classic problems of every grade? Look no further than Chattanooga.

Sam Prentice, a climber and District Hydrologist for the USDA Forest Service, talks about the alarming rate at which wildfires are destroying the Giant Sequoias.

Prerna’s biggest goal of all — and the one she’s certainly dedicating the most to — is to continue building an empowered community of female climbers in India.

Hidden in the desert outside El Paso, Texas lies an oasis for boulderers and wildlife alike: Hueco Tanks.

Smith Rock should be on every sport climber’s list, especially those in search of old-school technical climbing.

The best sport climbing in the US? New River climbers would argue that the streaky orange sandstone cliffs of West Virginia are home to just that.

The biggest jugs you’ll ever fall off of can be found in the sandstone hollers of the Red River Gorge.

A completely subjective list of the objectively best double digit boulders in the US from Eric Jerome.

Paul Piana is a legend.

Travel can bring you to new rock with new styles in new places, all of which can improve your climbing.

Nate and Kris sit down to answer some listener questions about roadtripping.

Russ Clune has climbed in more places than you.

Jonah Durham has been very aptly described as "the sweetest kid ever." You could also call him a crusher. Either way, nobody will argue.

Tanner Wilson just went on his first extended road trip and learned several important lessons... ones that take most of us many trips and seasons to absorb.