Celebrate 10 Years of The Zine: Western Colorado University, Gunnison, Colorado March 31st
What once started as a stapled together black and white zine, has evolved into the last independent rock climbing print…
Wearing our heart on our chalk bags.
What once started as a stapled together black and white zine, has evolved into the last independent rock climbing print…
There’s a lot to write about these days, yet I’m sure I’m not alone in struggling to find the motivation…
Fight for your right! Powders of Persuasion and of course, the Shit Tent. Support The Zine + our podcast by…
Luke and Dave cruise The Cruise in The Black Canyon, and then on the Painted Wall, Colorado’s tallest wall, well,…
Everybody poops, including us in Indian Creek. Luke and Tim Foulkes discuss a variety of Indian Creek issues: first ascents,…
This piece is published in Volume 18, now available to order. You can read Part 1 of the story here.…
Publisher’s Note: As this issue was going to press, the coronavirus began to ravage the United States. This issue is…
The Power of Close-to-Home Nature In The Time of Coronavirus From the Access Fund Brad Mering grabs the first real…
As we get The Climbing Zine Book ready for publication we’re going to feature a few of our writers and…
A short clip of Luke Mehall working out a project in Indian Creek. Full film will be released in 2020.
We’ve never done this, and perhaps it would be a failure (anything can be) but I’m hoping to rally a…
From Townie Books in Crested Butte, Luke Mehall and friends tell stories from his books American Climber and The Desert,…
We may be late to the game but better late than never…we’ve got a YouTube channel now!
Fall Tour Kickoff: Thursday, August 15th 7:00 p.m. Townie Books 414 Elk Ave. Crested Butte, Colorado Dear readers, reviewers, promoters,…
“I’m not saying I’m going to rule the world, or I’m going to change the world, but I guarantee you…