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Alpinist Magazine

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a quarterly magazine dedicated to alpinism and adventure climbing: the classic publication that has inspired many an adventure over the years

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Alpinist is that magazine that we craved over as a youth because it offered us something bigger and better than we had here in the UK. It showed us there is a big world out there with unclimbed rock, untold adventures, great lines and a culture and transported us to higher places.

Latest Editions

Alpinist 62 - Summer 2018 features...

Mountain Profile: Nanda Devi, Part 1: the mountaineering, mythologies and politics of this 7816 metre summit.

To Look the Bear in the Eye: Sartaj Ghuman joins Japanese alpinist, Yasushi Yamonoi, on an expedition in the Zanskar region.

In Perpetual Motion: Photo essay, Krystle Wright.

Alpinist 61 - Spring 2018

The Beckey Effect: Brad Rassler unravels the myth of Fred Beckey, "the original dirtbag".

Pressure Lift: Cole Taylor sails into the Stikine Icecap of Alaska to complete an unsupported solo ascent of the North Pillar on Devils Thumbs.

Dreaming of Afghan Mountains: Eileen Guo recounts effots of local and international alpinists to restore a mountain toursim economy in Afghanistan.

Glimmers in the Dark: Derek Franz remembers his friendship with Hayden Kennedy, a two-time Piolet d'Or winner who shunned publicity and had long sought a deeper connection with the wild.