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'Multiple hikers' injured or killed in rock slide near Bow Lake in Banff National Park, RCMP says
RCMP · Alberta

'Multiple hikers' injured or killed in rock slide near Bow Lake in Banff National Park, RCMP says

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A rockslide at Bow Glacier Falls in Banff National Park has hit a number of hikers, causing at least one death, CTV has learned. RCMP confirmed the incident on Thursday afternoon.See the Story
Squamish, B.C., declares wildfire state of emergency as blaze looms over community
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Squamish, B.C., declares wildfire state of emergency as blaze looms over community

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Skier Caught in an Avalanche Is the Second Person to Die This Season on Alaska’s Mount McKinley
Avalanche · Denali

Skier Caught in an Avalanche Is the Second Person to Die This Season on Alaska’s Mount McKinley

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JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A skier died after being caught in an avalanche on North America's tallest peak, officials said Wednesday — the second death of this year's climbing season on Alaska's Mount McKinley. Nicholas Vizzini, 29, of Washington state and his climbing partner, a snowboarder, triggered the avalanche high on the 20,310-foot (6,190-meter) peak Tuesday while descending a slope, according to a statement from Denali National Park and Pres…See the Story

Hiker Dies After Bear Knocks Him Into 2_600-Foot Ravine

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A veteran Greek hiker died in a ravine fall in the north of the country after a bear encounter, rescuers said. ...Firearms · GreeceSee the Story

Air Tahiti to Operate New HighLine ATR72-600

At the Paris Air Show 2025, Air Tahiti announced that it intends to operate one of its newly ordered ATR72-600 turboprops in an all-business-class configuration, linking the islands of the French Polynesian archipelago with a new VIP-only service. The aircraft will feature ATR’s top-level ‘ATR HighLine’ premium class cabin, which the planemaker has been promoting at the Air Show. Back in July 2024, at the last incarnation of the Farnborough Airs…Aviation · French PolynesiaSee the Story

Adam Ondra Flashing Lexicon E11 - Gripped Magazine

Last month, Adam Ondra just flashed Lexicon E11 7a in Pavey Ark, U.K. Dangerous and difficult, the route was established by Neil Gresham in early September 2021 after a year of on-and-off projecting and specific training. In an interview with UKC, Gresham described the difficulty of Lexicon as a “[5.14a] with 80-foot fall potential from a last move crux and the promise of a hard strike.” Steve McClure made the second ascent a couple weeks after …United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

New Highball Boulder Climbed in Joshua Tree - Gripped Magazine

The first ascent of a new Joshua Tree highball by Kyle Spriggel was captured on film by Giant Rock and just released for free, watch below. “In this video, we dive into the story of my friend Kyle and his first ascent of a brand new boulder problem in Joshua Tree National Park,” the description reads. “I honestly didn’t really think it was possible anymore to discover something like this in such a well-explored part of the park, but Kyle proved …Joshua Tree · Joshua TreeRead Article

$45 Million Raised to Save Yosemite of South America - Gripped Magazine

The Conserva Puchegüín campaign, launched to protect 325,000 acres of Hacienda Puchegüín in Chile’s Cochamó Valley, aims to raise $78 million USD by 2026 to purchase and conserve this ecologically and culturally significant land, often called the “Yosemite of South America.” Led by Puelo Patagonia, with partners like Freyja Foundation, The Nature Conservancy, Patagonia, Inc., and Wyss Foundation, the campaign has raised $45 million USD as of Jun…Chile · ChileRead Article

Five Iconic U.S.A. Trad Climbs 5.8 to 5.13 - Gripped Magazine

Here are five of the world’s best trad climbs, selected for their quality, historical significance, and appeal across skill levels. They span a range of difficulties and styles, from moderate classics to testpieces, and are located in some of the America’s top climbing destinations. Always check local conditions, gear requirements, and access regulations before attempting. Sail Away 5.8, Joshua Tree: This classic hand and finger crack on granite…Joshua Tree · Joshua TreeRead Article

Lara Neumeier Sends 240-metre 5.14 in the Alps - Gripped Magazine

German climber Lara Neumeier has sent the six-pitch 240-metre Silbergeier 5.14a, one of the Alps’ most iconic multi-pitch routes, on June 10 after 3.5 days of projecting and a final sending day. Located on Switzerland’s Kirchlispitze in the Rätikon range, Silbergeier, first ascended by Beat Kammerlander in the early 1990s, is renowned for its technical difficulty and stunning exposure. The route’s six pitches go at 8b, 7c+, 8a+, 7a+, 8b+ (5.14a)…Switzerland · SwitzerlandRead Article

Alex Megos Climbing a 5.15a/b in Buoux - Gripped Magazine

In April, Alex Megos made the first ascent of Le Grand Saccage 5.15a/b (9a+/b) in Buoux, France. If you’ve never heard of Buoux, it’s an incredible limestone climbing area that was one of the most popular hard climbing destinations in the 1980s. The area is packed full of old classics, often with sandbagged grades compared to more modern areas. Le Grand Saccage is very likely the hardest FA in Buoux to date, although harder projects still remain…Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'AzurRead Article

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