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Stories for Climbing Magazine, The Outdoor Journal, Outside Online, Gripped and Guernica Magazine, among others. 

Echoes through Escalante

In 1934, a young explorer went missing. His disappearance remains one of the most enduring puzzles of the American Southwest.

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Davis Gulch, Utah. CREDIT: Lon & Queta

Red River Gorge Gets a New Edge

Merging recreation and environmental stewardship,
the coalition secures a critical 718-acre piece of property. 

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DEI Isn’t Cancelled at the Crag. Here are 10 Ways You Can Show Up for Marginalized Climbers.

Community leaders weigh in on how you can be an ally at the crag.

Image from Climbing Magazine.
The Zoo at Red River Gorge Closes Indefinitely

The landowner cites “the climbers’ sense of entitlement”

Image from Climbing Magazine.
Image from Climbing Magazine.

Pittsburgh Newest Bouldering Gym Is in a Public Park—and It’s Free

At Boyce Bouldering Park, you don’t need a pricey membership or an exhaustive gear list to send—all it takes is grit and a pair of sneakers. 

You Should Definitely Touch This Painting

A Melbourne-based climber has a new vision for gym holds: art that climbs like rock. 

Image from Climbing Magazine.
Image from Climbing Magazine.

How Climbing Transformed This Fundamentalist Baptist Into a Nonbinary Influencer

Sunna Shinn went from fundamentalist Baptist teacher to nonbinary climbing TikTok influencer in five years. As they learned to climb, they learned to embrace their queerness.

Slag

Out to sea with the longest human- and wind-powered sailing race in North America.

Image from Guernica Magazine.

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