Keyword: Trad route
Seb Berthe repeats Trad masterpiece Bon Voyage (9a)
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Seb Berthe secures the third ascent of Bon Voyage in Annot, probably the most difficult trad route in the world.
Learn to trad climb: A crash course in 6 parts
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In this crash course you'll learn everything you need to know to go from indoor climbing to trad multi-pitch lead climbing.
Pete Whittaker frees tough Trad line with Eigerdosis (8c).
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The crack specialist Pete Whittaker succeeds in the Norwegian Jossingfjord the first free ascent of Eigerdosis (8c) in trad style.
Risky trad ascents on family vacations
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James Person and Caroline Ciavaldini commit several infamous and dangerous trad lines while on family holiday in North Wales.
Jonas Schild on the gap between sport and trad climbing
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Jonas Schild on the gap between sport and trad climbing and the futility of drilling traditional routes.
Didier Berthod frees hard-hitting crack line in Squamish
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The Swiss climber and crack specialist Didier Berthod manages the pink point ascent of his long-term project in Squamish, Canada. His new crack line, Crack of Destiny, is likely to rank at the top of the world's most difficult trad lines.
Trad specialist in three years: Anna Hazelnutt
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Anna Hazelnutt repeated the trad test piece Prinzip Hoffnung (E9/10, 8b/+) at Bürser Platte last month. It is not the first time that the American with a penchant for bold friction climbs with ascents of hard trad routes has attracted attention.
Wild ride: Siebe Vanhee repeats iconic trad classics in Sweden
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Siebe Vanhee is currently showing nerves of steel in the Swedish climbing area Bohuslän. On his first day in the area, the Belgian secured only the third repetition of the infamous Savage Horse (9-R/X) line, which was one of the most difficult routes in Scandinavia when it was first climbed in 1999.