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As you follow Highway 17 north from Sault Ste. Marie in Northern Ontario, you weave between the ocean-like Lake Superior on one side and rolling cliffs on the other. You...
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As you follow Highway 17 north from Sault Ste. Marie in Northern Ontario, you weave between the ocean-like Lake Superior on one side and rolling cliffs on the other. You...
Read MoreIce climbing festivals are a fantastic way to join the incredible ice climbing community, sharpen your skills, and learn about the climbing landscape. From beginner-friendly workshops to advanced clinics, these...
Read MoreI like to imagine that when salamanders, lizards, flies, and other creepy crawlers scale vertical surfaces, they use imperceptible holds to maneuver. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Instead, these animals...
Read MoreThe map below shows a very high level overview of climbing in Ontario. This page is meant as an additional supplement to the websites like the Crag and Mountain Project, ...
Read MoreOn August 6, 2024, twenty climbers from around the world met in Paris to compete in the Olympics. These twenty women faced four difficult boulders: one powerful, one dynamic, one...
Read MoreUnsurprisingly, I woke up in the middle of the night, pulled out my laptop, and streamed the semi-finals of the men’s bouldering. As soon as the clock expired on Anraku...
Read MoreThe Olympics are back! In a few days, the most anticipated sport is about to take center stage. Of course, we are talking about climbing. Climbing is making its second...
Read MoreDisclaimer: Climb Onsight is a sponsor for the Canadian release of Life is Climbing. The Canadian screening information is at the bottom of the post. In climbing lingo, “Onsight” or...
Read MoreAs you follow Highway 17 north from Sault Ste. Marie in Northern Ontario, you weave between the ocean-like Lake Superior on one side and rolling cliffs on the other. You...
Read MoreIce climbing festivals are a fantastic way to join the incredible ice climbing community, sharpen your skills, and learn about the climbing landscape. From beginner-friendly workshops to advanced clinics, these...
Read MoreI like to imagine that when salamanders, lizards, flies, and other creepy crawlers scale vertical surfaces, they use imperceptible holds to maneuver. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Instead, these animals...
Read MoreThe map below shows a very high level overview of climbing in Ontario. This page is meant as an additional supplement to the websites like the Crag and Mountain Project, ...
Read MoreOn August 6, 2024, twenty climbers from around the world met in Paris to compete in the Olympics. These twenty women faced four difficult boulders: one powerful, one dynamic, one...
Read MoreUnsurprisingly, I woke up in the middle of the night, pulled out my laptop, and streamed the semi-finals of the men’s bouldering. As soon as the clock expired on Anraku...
Read MoreThe Olympics are back! In a few days, the most anticipated sport is about to take center stage. Of course, we are talking about climbing. Climbing is making its second...
Read MoreDisclaimer: Climb Onsight is a sponsor for the Canadian release of Life is Climbing. The Canadian screening information is at the bottom of the post. In climbing lingo, “Onsight” or...
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